
The chairman of the Presheva Valley, Shqiprim Arifi, has been put at the center of accusations that he respected the day of national mourning announced by the Belgrade government for the death of three Serbian terrorists in Kosovo.
It is the former mayor of Presheva, Ardita Sinani, now advisor to Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who accuses Arif of following Vučič's order to observe mourning.
She also published a photo where she claims to see the Serbian flag sitting at half-mast in the building of the Municipality of Presheva. However, the Serbian flag stands out upside down.
"Patriotism through social networks, and implementation of orders in reality.
After the announcement of a "day of mourning" on the occasion of the killing of three terrorists in Kosovo, by the Serbian president, Vučić, the order was submitted to the municipalities with a Serbian majority in Kosovo, Republika Srpska, and the last, the only municipality with an Albanian majority, the municipality of Preshevo", she writes.