12 minutes agoAnd this Kurt does: Serbian adviser distributing heroic songs to Radko Mladic
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Kosovo's incumbent Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, has named Serbia from Shtrpce, Tvetko Vejlkovic, his political adviser and head of the Office for Communities today. Veljkovic was appointed to this position following Nenad Rashiqi's resignation, which was filed with an indictment for abuse of official office. Cvetkovic, seems to have sympathy for the Serb criminal [...]
Kosovo's incumbent Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, has named Serbia from Shtrpce, Tvetko Vejlkovic, his political adviser and head of the Office for Communities today. Veljkovic was appointed to this position following Nenad Rashiqi's resignation, which was filed with an indictment for abuse of official office. Cvetkovic, seems to have sympathy for Serbian war criminal Radko Mladic. He in his profile has even distributed news that contradicts Kosovo's independence and express clearly opposition to NATO intervention.
Tsvetko Vejlkovic will be a worker today in the Kosovo government. He will serve as adviser to Prime Minister Kurti, as well as head of the Community Office, writes news.net.
In 2014, Cvetkovic distributed heroic songs to Serbian war criminal Radko Mladic.
He is sentenced to life in prison for 10 counts of war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity.
The song, which has been distributed by Tsvetkovic, was published by a network of Serbian patriotic “songs to YouTube. The same is called “Radko Mladic. They're judging me”.
In addition, Cvetkovic on Facebook also distributed news dealing with denial of Kosovo's citizenship, in which the words of a former German politician are cited.
He, in the news that Cvetkovovic spent, said Germany had never had to recognise Kosovo, and openly opposed NATO's intervention in Kosovo.
Otherwise, Cvetkovic in the recent parliamentary elections in Kosovo was the candidate for MP in the Kosovo Assembly.
He failed to get enough votes for seating in Parliament. Cvetkovic competed with Nenad Rasic's coalition “Freedom”.
