8 hours agoThe debate that shook Bundestag, the German MP: Serbia committed genocide in Kosovo
Periskopi(a year ago)
(a year ago)Yesterday afternoon, Germany's Parliament held a special session. The 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre was marked, where in July 1995, Bosnian Serb forces killed over 8,000 Bosniak men and boys. In the public section were two survivors of Bosnia's genocide who were applauded by [...]
The 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre was marked, where in July 1995, Bosnian Serb forces killed over 8,000 Bosniak men and boys.
In the public section were two survivors of Bosnia's genocide who were applauded by Bundestag. Also, Bosnian Ambassador to Berlin Damir Arnaut was present in the guest's seat in the German parliament, as well as that of the Republic of Kosovo, Faruk Ajjeti.
The sufferings of the massacres the people of these two states from Serbia were mentioned in German deputies' speeches.
It's the lawmaker from the ruling CDU party, Michael Brand, the one who shook Bundestag with his speech.
It is a mistake to say that Putin's fight against Ukraine is the first war in Europe, after World War II, since 1945. Since 1991, Russia-backed Serbia has led wars against its neighbours. In 1991 against Slovenia and Croatia, in 1992 in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and in 1998-1999 the war in Kosovo. Europe had no clear attitude toward such wars. There were only words instead of acting”, he said, reports I did. tv, broadcast Periscope.
Brand, mentioned a notorious Serbian statement Aleksandar Vuciq, who 30 decades ago in the Belgrade Parliament, said “If you kill a Serb, then we kill 100 Muslims”
This young MP, then a careerd, and became the minister of propaganda of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic, and later became president of Serbia. Today Vuciqi, allows violence against students and opposition, makes hatred of Europe, and is linked to Putin. In Serbian media and in textbooks, genocide in Bosnia and Kosovo, and top war crimes leaders are celebrated as hero.
The Lawmakers of the Bundres Republic sharply criticised the international community's approach to wars in the former Yugoslavia, which sparked Serbia and Europeans who, according to them, are vulnerable to the Serbian-Russian-Chinese alliance.
The emotional talks were delivered by MP Jasmina Hostert, born in Sarajevo, and lost his right hand in the war.
Tensions occurred when a lawmaker from the far-right party took word and related on whether mass murder in Srebrenica was genocide.
On May 23rd last year, the UN General Assembly, with a resolution, announced the International Day of Reflection and Memorial of genocide victims in Srebrenica on July 11th.
Germany was chief of this resolution. /Periscope
