Pacolli shows how he saw former KLA leaders at The Hague: I feel sorry for Jakup for being old, having a bad experience

MP Behgjet Pacolli has spoken of a visit to The Hague, where at the moment there are four former KLA leaders.

He pointed to “Zona Zero” of Top News for talks he had with Hashim Thaci, Kadri Veselin, Jakup Krasniqi and Rexhep Selimi.

A six-hour visit inside. We had plenty of time to talk. We split into two rooms, but the doors were open. We had an open conversation, there was no wiretapping, so someone could stay there and make us limit our conversation. We first met Veselin Thaci, and then with Krasniqi and Selimi. I saw that morality was there, but the desire to do justice was there. There they are accused of being a criminal group, but not those named after their names.

So far there are no individual responsibilities, we haven't heard. I feel sorry for Mr. Krasniqi is old, he's having a bad time, and I asked him: Are you writing books? He said I was dedicated to this case all the time. I was touched to know that a person has only to write. Thaci, on the other hand, was tired but morally well.

Maybe they do, but that's what it looked like. Wessel and Selim were fine. Rexhepi had lost several pounds in sports, and their food is controlled. Nothing has been confirmed on charges addressed. Until they prove themselves guilty, then they're innocent. They're paying the price of our freedom. Of our country. For free Kosovo.

Is this the last price Albanians have to pay for it?

I hope it's the last one. But it should be known that even prosecutors are in a forest where there's no way out, and they're loaded with documents. There are reportedly 400 thousand documents and senseless witnesses for acts. When this case closes, it'll be the best thing.