4 minutes agoExciting material gathered for Serbian crimes in Kosovo
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)They're holding gold by force from Albanian women victims. Even in this wartime video, the Serb criminal known as “Tarzani<18x1> openly admits that he killed innocent Albanian civilians for material gain. And such evidence abounds in each of these [...]
They're holding gold by force from Albanian women victims. Even in this wartime video, the Serb criminal known as “Tarzani<18x1> openly admits that he killed innocent Albanian civilians for material gain.
Evidence like this, there's more abundance in each of these videos than any of these tapes, whose collection, is making someone who in the Kosovo war, was only 12.
Esat Shala from Drenas says that since the post-war, they have managed to collect thousands of materials, which testify that against Kosovars, Serbian forces committed crimes by the most inhumane.
Shala says these materials should be digitised as soon as possible, as they are being damaged from day to day.
While adding that since their publication began, different threats are received every day.
But Shala, who lost her sister in the last war, says she was also contacted by the Special Court.
Meanwhile, the one helping Shala at every step is also former Kosovo Liberation Army fighter Nusret Plana.
Together, they managed to secure this 1998 Serbian forces' co-operative process.
According to Plana, this material and others would have to be provided by the state of Kosovo.
But of the latter, there was not a single interest until now.
And in the absence of such help, to publish this material, Esat Shala and Nusret Plana also open a channel in YouTube.
They called it the “s that don't die” and, for that, they need the audience's help so they can be financed by this channel to continue publishing material.
But Shala and Plaana, despite their work, also have a fear that accompanys them every day.
They say that regardless of the importance of this material, they are not even being offered a measure of security by the law - enforcement agencies.
