Thaci: Albanians are victims, but more than World War II crimes have been investigated

Kosovo President Hashim Thaci, at the annual conference of state prosecutors, has hit the international community for failing to investigate Serbian state crimes in Kosovo.

He has stressed that Kosovo, although a victim, has been tried more than the aggressor, who has been the state of Serbia, who has carried out ethnic cleansing and genocide against the civilian population.

Thaci urged prosecutors not to make the same mistake he has made UNMIK and EULEX, who have not pursued Serb crime criminals in Kosovo, as well as stay as far away from political influence, but also from the interventions or reactions of international officials.

“here cannot express concern that people in Kosovo are not satisfied with justice. Victims want justice. But that even concessions have occurred in this process, it is an undeniable fact that no one can deny, not political people, not you as investigators, prosecutors, judges, or the international community. Letting go in the sense of inefficiency as well as ethnic selection in justice. We are witnesses that we have had about 13 thousand Albanian civilians during the Kosovo war by the state of Serbia, about 20,000 women raped by the Serbian state machine, in service of the state that has carried out ethnic cleansing and genocide in Kosovo. About 1,300 Albanian children killed -- over 400 massacres recorded against the civilian population -- in Likoshan, Prekaz, Izbica, Meja, Krusha, Recak, these concessions that have occurred with or without purpose -- I do not want to cog, have created circumstances that are burdening the achievement of peace, co-operation and reconciliation. Justice has not taken place for these crimes either by UNMIK's justice, EULEX or by The Hague Tribunal. More have been investigated were convicted victims than those who have carried out ethnic cleansing and genocide in Kosovo. Of what we can conclude is this, even UNMIK's and EULEX justice has ascertained crimes from Serbia to Kosovo, we must not deal with it, it is 100 percent amnistra for those who committed genocide. From this silence, from this amnesty for Serbia's genocide in Kosovo, we have denial of massacres in Kosovo, but also with courage and pride they do so. The paradox should not occur, that all that has happened in Kosovo by Albanians, whoever the individual is, in or without uniform, will continue to be investigated for more believe that all the World War II crimes, were more than 20 years old, that has challenged international justice, that has gone through all Tribunal trials and managed Serbian state criminals”, Thaci said.

Even during the commemoration of the Recak massacre, Thaci has hit internationals for amnesty of crimes that Serbia committed in Kosovo, not following criminals, but leaving it up to Serbia, which has all done is deregulation and telling criminals heroes just because they committed crimes in Kosovo. /Periscopi/

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