Relatives of Serbian victims appealed to the provocateur who attacked Mladic's mural
The Fellowship of Families of the Kidnapped and Murdered in Kosovo and Metohija asked human rights activist Aida Corovic if she would like to attack the graffiti of Naser Oric, Ramush Haradinaj and Adem Jashari in BiH and Kosovo in the same way as she did in Belgrade with the mural of Ratko Mladic.
This was reported by KosovoOnline, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Mrs. Corovic, Serbian tears will overtake you from Srebrenica, Kravica, Bratunac, Podrinja (places in Bosnia and Herzegovina where Bosniak Islamists massacred the peaceful Serbian population - ed.), - said in today’s appeal of the Commonwealth of the families of those kidnapped and killed in Kosovo and Metohija. – Why were you silent when the Democratic Party released from prison 2 thousand 108 kidnappers, rapists and murderers of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) along with the Mazreku brothers, the monsters from Klečka?
Would you also boldly deface the graffiti of Naser Oric, Ramush Haradinaj and Adem Jashari (the bloody commanders of the Kosovo separatists - ed.)? Didn’t anyone get killed during the civil war in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia?”
In settlements near Srebrenica - in Podrinje, Bosniak militants under the command of Naser Oric killed 3 thousand 267 Serb civilians and prisoners of war (about 800 people) from 1992 to 1995.
In July 1998, Albanian bandits brutally massacred the residents of the Serbian village of Orahovac, kidnapping 46 people, of whom 22 were brutally killed in the town of Klečki. Before their deaths, all the victims were brutally abused and the women were raped. This is what one of the captured militants, Luan Mazreku, who participated in the massacres along with his brother Bekim, told the then Yugoslav justice:
“Everyone from the UCK (Kosovo Liberation Army), except those on duty, raped Serbian girls, young women and women. Then we were ordered to kill them all. I remember how they separated a woman and a boy of about eight years old and ordered me to kill the child. At first I didn’t want to, but then I cut off his ear. I saw another gouge out one woman’s eyes and cut off both her hands and then both her ears.”
Mazreku brothers in court
The Mazreku brothers were sentenced to 20 years by Yugoslav justice, but after the fall of Milosevic and the coming to power of the “democratic” regime, they were released along with other Albanian prisoners in 2004 from a prison in the city of Nis. And they were extradited to Kosovo, where they got lost.
Video dedicated to the Serbian children of Srebrenica and Bratunac killed by Bosniak militants
Let us recall that human rights activist Aida Corovic and artist-activist Jelena Jacimovic were arrested after throwing eggs at graffiti depicting General of the Republika Srpska Army, prisoner of The Hague Ratko Mladic.
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