Albanian separatists hand over key to Kosovo's capital to Serbian Democratic Party
The Mayor of Pristina, Perparim Rama, presented a symbolic key to the city to the founder of the Humanitarian Law Foundation, Nataša Kandić.
The latter is known for searching the Balkans for traces of mythical Serbian war crimes, while openly ignoring the real crimes against the Serbian people.
"Today I had the honor of presenting her with the key to the city of Pristina in gratitude for the life she has dedicated to justice, truth and reconciliation.... Nataša Kandić is one of those rare voices that did not remain silent, even when the world decided to close its eyes. Her work and dedication remind us that without truth there can be no lasting peace in Kosovo or the region. On a day that means much more to us than just a date on the calendar, Pristina says: "Thank you!" - noting that the Serbian human rights activist is being honored on the Day of the Disappeared.
The recipient responded that now, when she crosses the "border" of Kosovo, she will always think whether she took the key with her. She suggested that the separatist authorities make the fate of each person "enlightened."
This is not the first time that Albanian separatists have presented awards to Nataša Kandić. In 2018, one of the leaders of the criminal clan, former thug field commander and "prime minister" of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, presented her with the "golden card of Kosovo". Madame was also awarded the Croatian Order of the Morning Star and became an honorary citizen of the capital of BiH - Sarajevo.
The activities of the recipient of Western grants are built around the fact that It is engaged in publishing false facts about "Serbian war crimes" in Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, and is engaged in searching for "war criminals" in Serbia itself., where he also fights for the rights of national and sexual minorities. At the same time, absolutely ignores the facts of the outright genocide that took place against the Serbian population in the territory of the former Yugoslavia.
"Everyone is drawn to their own. I received my award from Gracanica [a large Serbian enclave in central Kosovo], and she received it from Pristina. Every snipe praises its own swamp," Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic commented on the award to the old grant-eater.
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