6 minutes ago“Burr at KLA”, the witness shows how Serb forces expelled them from their homes in Izbica and tortured them
Periskopi(6 months ago)
(6 months ago)At the Constitutional Court in Pristina, in retrial against Muhamet Alidemaj, indicted for war crimes in Izbica in 1999, the prosecution's witness, Xhevrie Thaci, has been heard, who showed how they were expelled from their homes by Serb forces and kicked and asked where his husband was. According to the indictment, Alidema [...]
According to the indictment, Alidemaj had participated along with members of Serbian police and military forces in the murder of Albanian civilians in the Izbica massacre that had occurred in March 1999, where 130 Albanians had been killed and massacred, reports “Best for Justice”, broadcasts Periscope.
Witness Thaci began her testimony by confessing to the morning experiences of March 28, 1999, where she said Serb forces had taken them out of their homes in Izbica and placed them in a field.
In the morning, the exact time it was seven o'clock or later I don't know, we were shot into a field, there came the Serb forces, we were a great people there. I had two children with me -- five-year-old son, and my three-year-old daughter and my sister-in-law, said the witness.
There, according to the witness, a group of Serb forces were headed toward them, where one of them had asked her where her husband was.
They came to us, part of them, and they tortured us by kicking our feet and talking Albanian, and they asked me where your husband was and I didn't answer because the kids were scared and then I told them that my husband was in Switzerland. They understood Albanian, and one of them told me yes, in Albanian. The Albanian speaker has told me he's lying that you don't have the man in Switzerland, and you have him in the KLA, which is on Mount”, said witness Thaci.
Asked what that group of people who were persecuted that day looked like, Thaci witness described their appearance before the court, referring to the man who spoke Albanian among them.
The speaker's <x0) Person was in uniform, had some colors on his face and a red-headed headscarf and a simple, not police hat. The uniform wasn't like the army, but it was like these guys who made paramilitary massacres. He was the leader of the” group, Thaci said.
Furthermore, in her statement, the witness spoke of experiences during the war in Kosovo, which included mentioning the moment she had been separated from her young children for three months.
After four days when we went to Gjakova m '%i have separated children, we went to Albania, my children remained in Kosovo, my brother in prison and my husband in the mountain, three months, I didn't know anything about my children”, the witness said. /Periscope/
