“There has been a milestone in a village of Zoom” the testimony of the BBC Kosovo journalist for Recak Massacre

Through a Facebook text, Muharremaj told how he understood what was happening on January 15, 1999, in Recak.

He showed that the report had started with Ambassador William Walker's statement, saying ““ (This is a crime against humanity”.

With this statement from Ambassador William Walker, I started my direct report to the BBC, a sentence that has quickly been released and released in a few minutes as the head of all the world media! ”

Below, you can read the full post:

Recak, Freedom Sacrifices and Ambassador

One morning's phone, January 15, 1999.

“kkt atopa in a village of Zoom, at Recak! There are dozens killed. I don't know any more about”, it was the voice coming from the other side. ...
The day was gloomy. The sky was frowning. Winter was in the middle, but there was no snow...

The road from Pristina to the small village was about a thousand years. They walked like bullets in the neighborhood, in an old car with smoke spread from behind, and we caught it, but all the way talking alone, “a, how big was it there, how many people were killed and who were they, how many men, how many women, children, or soldiers maybe”?

At the entrance of the village of Recak, three boys with black, old-road belt...<x0... stop. Who are you and where you go? This is UCK. We agreed with them, and we continued on the road!

The village had a small square, or some of the roads that were somehow paved, that were so crowded that morning with people, men and children, but also boys in black, like those we met with each other. These guys were trying to hold a certain order if there was any order in there.
One of them recognized us, took us along to get into a courtyard just a few feet away from the dirt roads.

Obervatory doors were open, and in the middle of the building, one like a pile, covered with a carpet. We were walking toward that heap covered in red carpet, not knowing why, while the man who led us had heavy lead.
He, stately, lay out the carpet. Under it lay a man's corpse in pieces. The upper body was missing! He said, “doesn't know how he got killed. They probably tied a grenade around the neck of” and he stopped talking.
It was the first view of that evil morning that weighed heavily in her pain.

And it came to pass, when we were going up against a stream of water, unto the slope upon the village, to see how long it was gone, that a voice was heard,
Ambassador William Walker” is coming. I waited for us to climb together, on that mountain path of bushes, with village corpses piled up or listed like bullets in the suburbs, which would be distributed like us by <x2horrel”) movies!
May we grow as without a soul, without strength, numb, and speechless by the sad appearances of the macabre scenes of a black human hand. On the rock trail, no water filled with crippled, slaughtered, spoiled, and damaged bodies.

Somewhere with their eyes blown out, somewhere with broken skulls, somewhere we know how, to get to that famous <x0...rove that had once served as a wood oven, filled with other corpses, thrown like a mass cemetery that had not yet been covered.

That's where Ambassador William Walker would speak.

“He said, "This is a crime against humanity. That was the sentence that had long been expected, but that wasn't said until then.

With this statement from Ambassador William Walker, I started my direct reporting for the BBC, a sentence that was soon released and received for a few minutes the news of all the world media!

But the description of the incident after this sentence caused pain, shock, body, and voice.

The chest and heart of the dog would become worse because you were surrounded by the bodies of a blood powder, those 45 martyrs of a small village in Kosovo, who would make linen offerings, while the killers looked at us through the dybs of snipers from the hills opposite.

I cursed them that day, I said, "Don't let the <x0" days.

That day I wasn't a reporter!

It was there that I realized that the past was never where we had left it. Recak would change the concept of war and freedom!