He built the house shortly after the end of the war, but Rasim Lenjani, nearing his 80s, says that at least two generations of his family have lived in the village of Karaçevo in Kamenica.
Consequently, they paid all the obligations to the Municipality of Kamenica, KTV reports.
However, the house and land of Rasim Lenjani, a resident of Karaçeva, and close to 170 other owners, representatives of this village say that they will pass within the municipality of Bujanoci.
Such a thing, according to the residents, will happen if the border is defined according to the signs that were placed during this Friday by KFOR.
Similar signs, located at the entrance to Karacheva, were removed in the past by residents and there have been no such signs since 2010.
Ismajl Kastrati, who is almost 85 years old, says so, and was present when such signs were removed in 2008.
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KFOR establishes the Kosovo-Serbia border in Karačevo, residents oppose it
One of the most vocal residents from this side, Selver Lenjani, says that they will wait from the beginning of next week to clarify these recent actions.
Since the end of the war, the inhabitants of this area have several times warned about the introduction of the Serbian gendarmerie in the territory of the Municipality of Kamenica.
Kosovo has not yet demarcated the border with Serbia. And this process has been quite contradictory with two other countries, Macedonia and Montenegro recently.
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Karacevas have removed the sign placed near Serbia
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The "new border" in Karačevo, KFOR says that there is no room for concern about the signs
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"New border" in Karaçevo, KFOR says there is no need to worry about the signs
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KFOR does not have the mandate to determine the border of Kosovo, it exists before its arrival