Bulgarian polytologist: Ivica Dacic's Aleksandar Vuciq in The Hague

Kosovo must not be tried for war crimes, is Serbia has to answer for the genocide committed in Kosovo. After all, Thaci, Veselin and other KLA leaders will be released, justice confirmed.

So says in an interview for KosovoPress Bulgarian politicalologist Anton Panchev.

According to him, this is an injustice that is being done to the Kosovo Liberation Army war.

The criticism has addressed the international community for its approach to Kosovo and Serbia.

The criticism has addressed the international community for its approach to Kosovo and Serbia. It requires more pressure on Serbia, in order to answer for crimes committed in Kosovo.

Bulgarian Albanologist and politician Anton Panchev for the KP calls the recent events in Kosovo grave by the Special.

It's a serious event, we've been waiting for it for the worst. But we must say that we in Bulgaria know the truth. Serbia has committed genocide in Kosovo against Kosovo Albanians, even in the 1990s, late last decade, but also during the 20th century. In the spring of 1999, exactly Bulgarian sources had discovered the Serbian plan to purge Kosovo Albanians for genocide over them. These events are serious and we should say that for now, Belgrade has a kind of success with its propaganda against Albanians”, he says.

In addition, Panchev says that at The Hague they must be the leaders of Serbia, who were once close to the Balkan butcher, Slobodan Milosevic.

“I cannot understand the policy of the international factor to Serbia, to Kosovo, therefore, because we know that historical right belongs to Albanians. Serbia has committed many crimes and should be pressured to recognise the state of Kosovo, to recognise the sovereignty of the state of Kosovo, because it cannot jeopardise Kosovo's stability. The Serb church in Kosovo has many rights, too rights, and can only be asked one thing from the international factor, for Serbia to recognise Kosovo, to apologise for the genocide against Albanians and in The Hague, at the war crimes Tribunal must be the leaders of Serbia from Milosevic's time, who still rule in Belgrade. It is truly an absurd situation because in The Hague it would have to be Aleksandar Vuciq, Ivica Dacic, and several other criminals from Milosevic's time”, he says.