Loshi reacts to Bujovin: He did not call KLA war unclean in front of Serbia

Loshi has written that Bujovi has deemed it a fair fight against Serbia, while adding that the charges of the post-war murder of LDK activists were not the first to publicly say.

He said that twenty years after the war we should be free to say our opinion about what really happened between us and to confront and judge each one in our own way.

On the other hand, he has said that the voices that are in the service of truth should be encouraged.

Push's complete scripture:

Yusuf Bujovi said the KLA war was a fair fight, but it was not a clean war because there were criminal elements inside it. When he spoke of uncleanness, he at no moment referred to the conflict with Serbia, but brought the figure of over 100 LDK activists who were killed after the war by such criminal elements and also mentioned the figure of 80 KLA soldiers who were also killed after the war for calculating. And, it came to the conclusion that post-war murder figures speak of a civic war that took place in Kosovo after the war ended with Serbia.

What is key, therefore, our fight against Serbia, by Mr. Bujowi was praised as a fair fight. As for Bujowi's allegations of political killings, he is not the first or last to accuse criminal elements who were part of the KLA structure and who after the war have executed LDK activists.

Twenty years after the war, we must be free to say our opinion about what really happened to us and to confront and judge each one in our own way. Crime has occurred in Kosovo, and the brother-in-law has occurred, and for this phenomenon someone must be responsible. Anyone who tries to undo this fact insults innocent victims and their families and insults the spirit of modern citizenship of a civilized society, while supporting crime and criminals who for certain political gain have killed their political opponents with rifles.

Social networks saw very sharp reactions from calls for war values to be protected by law, to those for the public lynching of Yusuf Bujow, even threats that he will be punished for expressing his free opinion. Remember that we are 20 years after the war and that we are building a democratic society in our country. Instead of denouncing an intellectual who publicly speaks his truth, we should encourage independent voices that are in the service of truth and give support to justice so that it can act independently and punish the heads of criminal acts so that such a practice of eliminating people for political causes never to be repeated again.