Ladrovci seeks justice for the Saviors: Today I was shocked when leaders of the KLA were named in non-adequate words

Ladrovci through one scripture says that the common purpose of our war heroes and peace, was freedom from occupation, freedom for all indiscriminately, was to create a state where there will be neither discrimination nor apartheid nor inequality caused by Serbian hegemony.

Today, I was shocked when deliverers were named in unadequate words, innocuous vocabulary, inappropriate and unworthy of their ideals, for their life and work. I believe strongly in their innocence, I believe in our fought, carried out in accordance with international norms, I believe in justice that ultimately the charges made by those who killed us, burned us, and destroyed our hearts, would be thrown down”, Ladrovci wrote away.

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Today was a long day and a full day of news. The beginning of the trial of our war heroes and peace was preceded by the gathering of our countrymen from all over Europe who met at the tribunal's doors to express their solidarity with Hashim, Kadriun, Jakupin, Rexhepi and others.

Solidarity with our leaders is a primary task at this time when messages easily take over the soil. Yesterday, yes, it was the biggest march in the Republic of Kosovo. The greatest in the new history was the motive, the march for justice. That's what my heart felt, because every native citizen in Kosovo or wherever it is, touches and hurts when the injustice looks.

The opening trial, against our war heroes and peace, is a trial to remind the mountain of charges of a once-in-a-day regime, when they imprisoned dozens of natives within one charge, not recognizing them, but the prosecution's representatives defended by the reasoning that they had the common “target”.

The common goal of our war heroes and peace -- freedom from occupation -- was freedom for all indiscriminately -- was to create a state where there will be neither discrimination, nor apartheid, nor inequality caused by Serbian hegemony. I was deeply moved by the similarities when Albanians were sentenced for years for the words of an unfaithful witness.

Today, I was shocked when deliverers were named in unadequate words, unmerial vocabulary, inappropriate and unworthy of their ideals, life, and work. I believe strongly in their innocence, I believe in our fought, carried out in accordance with international norms, I firmly believe in justice that ultimately the charges made by those who killed us, burned us and struck our hearts, would be rejected.

Justice for rescuers is the request of every native and any citizen that Kosovo wants in the Bay of Euro-Atlantic states.