2 hours agoThe Vucinki doesn't forget his former boss: Milosevic is not guilty, it was not easy
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, has not forgotten his former chief, the Balkan butcher, Slobodan Milosevic. He recently stated that Milosevic “did not have it easy”, while talking about the problems that should be solved between Kosovo and Serbia. He blames Milosevic only that, as he says, there is no way to account [...]
Vuciq said on TV Pink that “we have thus come to a difficult position”, citing the departure of Serbs who said it took place in the early 1990s.
The “was not easy or simple for Milosevic. He made all sorts of mistakes, but he's not guilty of killing the country, are they who did it. But he's guilty of being unable to count and see well, so we pay the price. Then came an irresponsible group”, Vuciq said.
“Millosheqi at least had emotions and fought for Kosovo”, Vuciq, who then served him as minister of Parliament, stressed.
After Milosevic, he said that a group of people who were not interested in issues the Balkan butcher took over came to power in Serbia.
The situation we were in is not so terrible now that it could have been”, Vuciq said.
He also cited the Kosovo Appeals Court's ruling, which has confirmed the conviction of the Pristina Constitutional Court, under which the Kosovo Parliamentary MP from the Serb List, Ivan Todosijevic, was sentenced to two years in prison on charges of inciting hatred, division or national, racial, religious or ethnic failure, after he dubbed the Recak massacre.
A verbal violation, supported by certain Western countries, was introduced. They brutally violated the Brussels agreement. There should be two Serbs at the Appeal College and there were no Serb judges. That way, you can't give a trial act”, Vuciq said.
He said what Todosijevic declared is something that “99 per cent of Serbs think”.
Todosijevic had declared in March 2019 that the “reasons for NATO's aggression has been the so-called humanitarian catastrophe in Kosovo and the fabricated massacre of Recak”. His statement coincided with the 20th anniversary of the start of NATO bombings at the limits of the former Yugoslav Army, which ended the war in Kosovo.
Milosevic was arrested on April 1st 1999 in Belgrade. On June 28th, he was extradited to The Hague under war crimes charges in Kosovo. Milosevic was later charged with Montenegrin crimes in Croatia and the genode in Bosnia, Herzegovina.
The UN tribunal in The Hague has recently published on its website the entire first-instance bias with which former Serbian State Security Service President Jovica Stanisic and Franco Simatovic were sentenced to 12 years in prison each. An important part of this act also speaks of the Balkan butcher Slobodan Milosevic and his genocide plan.
