Mahmut: Serbia has committed genocide in Kosovo

Serb crimes in Kosovo continue to remain an open wound. These crimes, which have not yet been brought to justice by their authors, are still being documented through books as well as discussions.

An open discussion with politician Bardjel Mahmut was held in Pristina. The “Public opinion, has been repeatedly bombarded with a literature that changed the interpretation of war, where Serbia has committed genocide, overthrowing the West, and presented as a victim of NATO military intervention. In the covers you see in this book of great deception, there are a number of works written to tarnish our Delivering war by scandalous titles. The Albanian mafia is a danger to Europe, where as a mafia, our Liberation War is presented. With the help of a number of friends, I have approached and after intensive work, I have released this book, where it is scientifically argued that Genocide has occurred in Kosovo. The genocide issue is cited, divide politicians, separate journalists, intellectuals of different leaves, and unfortunately, until any time ago, a large number of people have been using it in a wrong way. Even in Kosovo's penal code the definition of genocide is wrong, there is a translation from Serbian into what it writes and does not concern the actual definition of the term Genocide”, he said, RTK reported.

Even Bujar Dugolli- University Professor said genocide crimes don't get old. It is our duty to let them know everywhere, where Albanian is spoken, but where there is no English speaking of the fact that I have an obligation to the fallen, to be interested, for this reason to put it before”, he said.

And Arsim Sinani, director of the Institute for Social and Humanistic Studies, said they have established this discussion on this topic involving those who have happened in Kosovo, with genocide. Because Bardhil Mahmut has raised partners with his associates, a centre of genocide which in the years to come will treat and deal with preparing what he is going to talk about, he said.

Professors, students, and others in attendance attended the discussion.