Thaci responds to UN: Serbia committed massacre in Kosovo, violated 20 thousand women, and no one was convicted

Kosovo President Hashim Thaci has wrapped up his speech at the extraordinary meeting of the UN Security Council, counting to Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq, Serbia's war crimes.

Citing the massacres, the number of raped women, civilians killed, and many other crimes, Thaci has said that “is known victims and that the aggressor” is known. He said this by responding to Vuciqi, who accused Kosovo side of ethnic cleansing against Serbs.

You know the victim, the aggressor knows. The science and the rewrite of history will occur. War has occurred in the past century. I have to count some facts in front of you because I owe you. He liked someone or not, the state of Serbia has killed 13,500 Albanian civilians. Their state-owned camera, military formations, has violated some 20,000 Albanian women. 13,500 Albanian civilians killed, no accused and left more condemned. Not for twenty thousand raped women, no convicts. A million Albanians banished. Forty percent of the damaged infrastructure. 400 massacres against Albanians, no one charged, leave him more condemned. Izbica, 160 killed, elderly, women, children. In Krusha, 250 civilians killed, women, old children. 64 found, no one charged and convicted. 360 on May. No accused or convicted. Studies, Recak, Rezalla, Obria and other massacres. I worry that Kosovo fighters have gone through the UN mission's justice procedures, UNMIK, parallel to The Hague Tribunal, EULEX is now 20 years old. Kosovo, wanting to demonstrate its top state responsibility, believing in truth, justice, in partnership with the international community, with the EU, has established its own Specialised Chambers to respond to their calls. Even though we are victims, today in Kosovo, there are more Albanian war crimes convicts than Serbs. In Serbia, there is no one convicted of ethnic cleansing and of committing 400 massacres in Kosovo. There's even no office in these cases, said Thaci.