Confident of his impunity, the Kosovo thug voluntarily goes to The Hague
Having learned that the Special Court for Kosovo had confirmed the indictment against him, the leader of the Democratic Party of Kosovo, former warlord Kadri Veseli, himself arrived at the EULEX headquarters in Pristina.
The former militant is expected to be sent to The Hague today.
“Yesterday afternoon, the prosecutor's office informed me that the pre-trial judge confirmed the indictment against me,” Vesely said. – With this statement, I want to inform the citizens of Kosovo that I have taken the necessary measures to go to The Hague voluntarily to answer these accusations….
I have full confidence in the objectivity and impartiality of the judges, and I urge everyone in Kosovo to always show due respect to the judiciary. This process is aimed at establishing the truth. There is no reason to fear the truth. You must not attempt to interfere with the work of the tribunal."
Veseli also said that he appreciated the fact that he was summoned and not arrested, clearly alluding to yesterday's arrest of Jakup Krasniqi.
“Today, in memory of the more than 10 thousand innocent victims of the Milosevic regime, we must stand up and tell our story. I will stand to tell my story. We must stand up to tell the story of the victims. We must clarify all the facts so that history knows the truth,” concluded Vesely.
Considering this bravado of one of the field commanders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK), we can come to the conclusion that Vesely is confident that the process of the Special Court for Kosovo is the same farce as the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in the same Hague, which previously acquitted Albanian murderers, terrorists and fanatics, and handed out serious sentences to officers and soldiers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the army of Yugoslavia, who defended the integrity of the country and their citizens from armed gangs of terrorists and separatists. It is quite possible that the Special Court was established by the West precisely in order to legally clear the former militants who are now the political elite of Kosovo.
Dashing 90s. At a militant party, Veseli fires a machine gun into the air.
Have fun leading your thugs.
Confident of his impunity, a Kosovar thug voluntarily travels to The Hague.