Acting Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning Fitore Pacolli has announced that 17 buildings and villas constructed without permits on public property around Ujman Lake have been demolished so far.

In a post on her Facebook profile, Pacolli said the operation would continue without compromise and would also be expanded to other areas of Kosovo.

“The demolition of unauthorized structures built on public property is continuing in Ujman. So far, 17 buildings/villas around Ujman Lake have been demolished,” she wrote.

Pacolli stressed that the operation would also be extended to other parts of the country, with the aim of protecting public property and enforcing the law.

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The demolition of illegally built villas in the area around Ujman Lake has prompted a reaction from analyst Viktor Buzhala, who linked the operation to the way institutions have treated the Serb List and people close to it.

Buzhala said such scenes could not be seen under previous governments because, according to him, illegally built houses were not demolished at Ujman, while the Radojčić family’s villas continued to expand.

In his post, he wrote that such a situation is possible only when the Serb List is not given maximum power, when no coalition is formed with it, and when every action is not undertaken together with this political group to bring down the government.

The analyst added that such scenes also occur when Radojčić and his associates are not business partners.

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