“On Slovak plane crashed in 2006 there was evidence against KLA\x1>, exacerbated Serbian media

This newspaper was returned to an accident in 2006 when a Slovak soldiers plane had crashed in Hungary, which was returning from Kosovo to Slovakia.

This paper writes that the plane was probably not crashed because of a pilot's error, which is also the official version of the investigation, but because there was evidence against the Kosovo Liberation Army within.

Thus, they report based on attorney Goran Petnjievic's statements, which says this information was received after the file of this incident was stripped of its secretive marks a week ago.

Petronijevic has told the Kosovo portal that Slovak soldiers had stayed about six months in the Podujevo district and that the collapse of their plane in Hungary has occurred under unexplainable circumstances.

According to this lawyer on the plane, there were several aluminum crates in which there was probably evidence of mass cemeteries of Serbs or non-Albanians killed by KLA”

This lawyer goes even beyond. He says that some members of the family of soldiers who had lost their lives in that accident accuse Miroslav Lajcak of contributing to such an issue being stopped.

After this accident, Lajcak has been Minister of Foreign Affairs Slovakia and one of the most influential politicians. They believe that to maintain peace and protect KLA soldiers, Lajcak has exercised his influence that such a case will not be opened”, Petronijevic has said.

In the official version of the investigation, it was said that the plane crashed after a pilot's error and that nothing was found inside.