A representative of a bandit Kosovo clan insulted the memory of Milosevic, who was tortured in a Hague court.
The head of the Kosovo Foreign Ministry, Meliza Haradinaj Stubla, called the late Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic a “butcher.”
Moreover, even the Hague Tribunal, in whose dungeons Milosevic died, did not find sufficient evidence of his guilt, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
A representative of the Haradinaj criminal clan, who holds the post of “Minister of Foreign Affairs” of Kosovo, Melisa Haradinaj Stubla, said that “It’s time for Serbia to recognize the crimes committed against humanity in Kosovo.” Because, in her words, “everyone knows what crimes the Milosevic regime committed in Kosovo.”
“Kosovo was a victim, Serbia was an aggressor,” said the head of the Kosovo Foreign Ministry. – The world knows the crimes committed by the Milosevic regime in Kosovo. Nineteen years ago, on February 2, 2002, the Balkan butcher took his rightful place, a place of infamy in history, facing judges at the International War Crimes Tribunal in The Hague for thousands of massacres and heinous crimes committed in Kosovo.”
The head of Kosovo diplomacy said that "Milosevic, unfortunately, was condemned only by the democratic world" because the trial did not end after his death.
“Even today, 21 years after the war, there is no justice in Kosovo for thousands of victims who, unfortunately, are left with selective justice,” said Haradinaj Stubla.
Melisa Haradinaj Stubla
Let us recall that the leader of Yugoslavia died in the dungeons of the Hague Tribunal, according to the official version, from a heart attack, while, despite his complaints about his deteriorating health, they refused to allow Russian doctors to see him.
However, after his death, the tribunal judges were forced to admit that the prosecution did not have enough evidence to accuse the Yugoslav leader.