Gucati: Clark's statement to The Hague to be a bomb

The witness of Clark will be a bomb to them, it will be a huge bomb that will be a big success because in America it has to get permission to testify. We thank them for their permission and we are looking forward to seeing his” evidence on November 19th, Gucati said at the media conference.

According to the statement, Clark has said he cannot make the trip to The Hague before November 17th 2025, and for these reasons could begin witnessing on November 18th or November 19th 2025.

The defence has demanded from the court that November 21st be scheduled for the hearing in case it is necessary to finalise Clark's testimony.

The defence has also called for changing the list of submitted evidence, demanding the addition of Clark's statement.

“As far as good reason is concerned, defence requires adding this Declaration to the Test List so that it can be handed over to Rule 154. Acceptance to Rule 154 would save time in the courtroom and ensure that presenting 1D-007 tests was focused, not repeated or double. As described earlier, 1D-007 provides extremely relevant and liberal evidence, which is provative to issues in these procedures. For this reason, the Declaration has sufficient representation and importance to justify its addition to the<x1 test list, the profiling says, eo reports.

In its presentation, defence says it will give testimony about NATO's efforts to implement the October 1998 agreement in more than Holbrooke and Milosevic. “1 DA-007 is a four-star former General in the United States Army who served as Supreme Commander. NATO from 1997 to 2000. 1DA-007 gives testimony about the direction of NATO's efforts to implement the Holbrooke-Milosevic Agreement from October 1998, implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1199, conduct of the air campaign against Yugoslav forces following Milosevic's refusal to sign Rambouilled agreements, deployment of forces in Kosovo in line with UN Military Technical Agreement and Resolution 1244, and supervision of demilitarisation and transformation of KLA<14, the document is said.

In addition, Clark is reportedly aware of the violence after the return of Kosovo refugees and tells of the causes of this violence in the summer of 1999.

“1 DA-007 describes knowledge of the wave of violence in the summer of 1999 after the return of Kosovo refugees and analyses the causes of this violence and the fact that he did not believe the KLA leadership was engaged in a co-ordinated effort to attack Serbs or minorities”, the statement said. In addition, Clark is said to describe even interactions with the KLA, the Kosovo delegation in Rambouillet, and in particular Thacin, for whom he has said there has been no control over KLA”.

The end “, 1D-007, describes the various interactions it has had with the KLA, the Kosovo Albanian delegation in Rambouillet, and especially with Mr. Thaci. He gives his observations and impressions of the KLA's lack of structure and organisation, and the lack of any operational command or control. He also observed the lack of control Mr. Thaci on the KLA, and that he was just an inexperienced military political person, and describes why it would be unfair to attribute the mismanagement of others to Mr. Thaci”, says away. /Periscope/