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Red Star fans restore the mural "When the army returns to Kosovo" in Belgrade The mural "When the army returns to Kosovo" on Sremska street in the center of Belgrade was restored by Red Star fans, a day after it was painted over. He was whitewashed on Thursday by Miudag Kapur, a pro-EU activist, and his associates, who said they were removing the Kosovo preamble to Serbia's constitution from the platforms of both the ruling party and the student movement. The preamble defines Kosovo and Metohija as an inseparable part of Serbia. The move sparked outrage on social media, with many calling for Capors to be arrested for "violating the constitution. The first mural of its kind was done years ago by Partizan fans in Serbia, before Red Star fans spread it around Belgrade and the rest of Serbia.

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Red Star fans restore the mural "When the army returns to Kosovo" in Belgrade The mural "When the army returns to Kosovo" on Sremska street in the center of Belgrade was restored by Red Star fans, a day after it was painted over. He was whitewashed on Thursday by Miudag Kapur, a pro-EU activist, and his associates, who said they were removing the Kosovo preamble to Serbia's constitution from the platforms of both the ruling party and the student movement. The preamble defines Kosovo and Metohija as an inseparable part of Serbia. The move sparked outrage on social media, with many calling for Capors to be arrested for "violating the constitution. The first mural of its kind was done years ago by Partizan fans in Serbia, before Red Star fans spread it around Belgrade and the rest of Serbia.

Red Star fans restore the mural "When the army returns to Kosovo" in Belgrade The mural "When the army returns to Kosovo" on Sremska street in the center of Belgrade was restored by Red Star fans, a day after it was painted over. He was whitewashed on Thursday by Miudag Kapur, a pro-EU activist, and his associates, who said they were removing the Kosovo preamble to Serbia's constitution from the platforms of both the ruling party and the student movement. The preamble defines Kosovo and Metohija as an inseparable part of Serbia. The move sparked outrage on social media, with many calling for Capors to be arrested for "violating the constitution. The first mural of its kind was done years ago by Partizan fans in Serbia, before Red Star fans spread it around Belgrade and the rest of Serbia.

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