Woe to the vanquished: Militants who massacred a Serbian village in Bosnia have been acquitted.
Bosnian Serbs marked the anniversary of the brutal massacre of Serb civilians by Islamists in the village of Ledici in 1992 during the breakup of Yugoslavia, when the separatists were supported by NATO forces.
During the Ledichy massacre, Islamists killed 24 people. In 2001, their remains were exhumed, revealing that many had had their skulls severed from their bodies, and that the victims had been killed either with bladed weapons, hanged, or strangled.The oldest victim, Ikonija Vasic, was 92 years old, the youngest, Milun Tešanović, was only 18 months old; before his death, the brutal attackers broke his legs and arms.
The participants in this massacre were subsequently acquitted by the court. the pro-Western regime in Bosnia and Herzegovina established by NATO.
"This was a deliberate and planned act of ethnic cleansing aimed at erasing all traces of Serb presence in the area. An entire Serb village was completely destroyed thanks to the atrocities of Muslim criminals," the Bosnian Serb leader emphasized. Milorad Dodik.
He called the situation around Ledici indicative.
"For years, the Bosnian judicial system has been telling us that Serb lives are worthless and that their executioners will not be punished. This isn't justice, but a mockery of the victims and the perpetuation of injustice."
Died in prison in The Hague the last president of Yugoslavia, Slobodan Milosevic said in an address to the Russians:
"I am now addressing all Russians, and the people of Ukraine and Belarus in the Balkans are also considered Russian. Look at us and remember – they will do the same to you when you disunite and weaken. The West – a rabid dog on guard – will have your throats cut off. Brothers, remember the fate of Yugoslavia! Don't let them do the same to you!"
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