Berisha misrepresents breaking Serbia's oil embargo, new facts published

“Nafta passed to Montenegro by Buna through mules and asses”, Berisha said in the show.

In fact, that statement was also untrue. Journalist Mentor Kiki rejects Berisha via fact.

I have then provided images available today to the TCH, showing tanks, floating deposits on the two banks of the Buna River that separated Albania from Montenegro and that were filled into an Autobots in the Albanian part and sailed to the Montenegrin side and downloaded. There were pipes that were stretched along, on two sides of the Buna River, running the fuel switch from one side to the other”, said Mentor Kikia, columnist.

These are the images that journalist Mentor Kikia speaks of, where he sees oil deposits passing through Montenegro and from there arrived in Serbia to supply Milosevic's killing machine.

He didn't object to Mentorus telling him he wasn't smuggled into tanks. But it doesn't rule out that it's done and this kind of smuggling, but it gives light where he wants it, so I see it”, said Mirela Milori, columnist

It's true but it's hyperbole. We have had a religion of shame, shame, however, in breaking the UN embargo, but it's a thin religion”, said Lawrence Vanghel, a journalist.

Another important fact, for deliberately violating the embargo by Sali Berisha, is found in a 2006 book of former Montenegrin President Momir Bulatovic with the title “Silence Rules”.

There, he speaks of a verbal agreement between him and Albanian President Berisha for violating the UN embargo.

“I disagree with the embargo imposed on Kosovo and Montenegro. I have publicly expressed this and have not hidden”, Berisha has declared.

So it seems that the embargo was not violated by mules but was deliberately by the power of the day. Journalist Mentor Kikia further explains how oil smuggling took place for direct interests of the Democratic Party.

The real smuggling was done on the official road, there was no state attempt to contain it because it was involved in this illegal activity but not illegal it was a company called “Eagle”, which was dependent on the DP and was a DP business to secure revenue for political activities of this force”, said Mentor Kikia, columnist.

According to journalist Kikia, oil smuggling has continued for about five years. The existence of this activity also relies heavily on the fuel - quantity data that entered Albania.

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