The chief prosecutor in the case of former officials surprises, claims Clark and other international witnesses “had no information on KLA n”

The chief prosecutor of the Specialised Prosecutor's Office, Kimberly West, has claimed that international witnesses to protect former KLA leaders -- names like James Rubin's Wesley Clark -- have not been sufficiently informed about the activities of the General Staff at war. West at the session where the presentation of closing statements has begun in the case of [...]
West at the session where the presentation of the closing statements in the case of Thaci and others has said internationals, defence witnesses, had no information on the KLA structure and that they have never seen its regulations, writes Inseder newspaper.
The trial has also heard testimony directly from defence witnesses who were involved in trying to bring peace and administration to Kosovo. But while their involvement in this case is relevant to this court, the work of this court is completely different. International Witnesses have been thrown into a situation with little information, interacted with key actors only a few times, and have almost never seen regulations, and Sãons recognized the KLA structure“, she said.
For the context of their concrete work, this low layer of information may have been sufficient, but it is absolutely insufficient to find facts. This lack of information has been well described by a defence witness, the spokesman UNMIK“, she added further.












