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21.02 - Šef Euleksa Gzavije de Marnjak osudio je "napade Srba" i dodao da pored mirnih "postoje i druge metode da se sprovede zakon i uspostavi red". "Barikade su prepreka slobodi kretanja. Mi pokušavamo da primenimo mirne metode, ali ako to ne bude dovoljno postoje i drugi načini da se uspostavi red i zakon", rekao je Marnjak. On je osudio "nasilje Srba" i istakao da "situacija ne može ostati ovakva kakva jeste,"
Eulex Chief Gzavije de Marnjak condemned Serb attacks and added that in addition to the peaceful methods there are other methods to maintain law and order. Barricades are the obstacles to the freedom of movement. We try to apply peaceful methods, but if that is not enough then there are other methods to maintain law and order, Marnjak said. He condemned Serb violence and remarked that the situation cannot remain as it is now....
Originally posted by Nikola014
reply to post by MischeviousElf
Really?
Do you really know history?
I think you don't know history.
Originally posted by Nikola014
reply to post by Krono
Isn't KFOR some kind of NATO unit?
Public Broadcasting Service
WARNING: The following video contains explicit images of violence.
In Serbia, many felt it was a nightmare best forgotten. Some pretended it never happened. But the sudden appearance of a horrifying long-suppressed videotape has made it impossible to ignore.
"It was important to react immediately on the basis of this video, which was shocking and terrible for all of us." So said Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica June 2, 2005, as he announced the arrest of several soldiers who appear in a graphic video broadcast last May on television in Serbia.
It is a tape that has finally forced a reluctant Serbian government in Belgrade to confront wartime atrocities, including the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, in which Serb soldiers killed more than 7,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys. The video captures a uniformed Serbian paramilitary unit executing six civilian men. It is now evidence at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague, which provided a copy to FRONTLINE/World.
BBC WARNING GRAPHIC most removed as unfit for broadcasting
The BBC has obtained exclusive footage of alleged Serb massacres of Kosovo Albanians filmed by an amateur cameraman who risked his life smuggling the video out of Kosovo.
The film appears to show the first pictures of last week's reported Serb atrocities in the village of Krusa near Pec.
Kosovo: Special Report
"It shows the bodies of several young men who were killed with a single bullet to the head after trying to escape.
Because the Internet can be seen by people of all ages, BBC News Online has removed from George Alagiah's report one image which might prove distressing to some.
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This is the official report the human rights findings of the OSCE Kosovo Verification Mission, led by Ambassador Bill Walker between October 1998 to June 1999.
The extensive report details "a pattern of human rights and humanitarian law violations on a staggering scale, often committed with extreme and appalling violence." It includes a municipality-by-municipality accounting of atrocities and a picture gallery.
This report was issued in December 1999 by the U.S. State Department. Based on refugee accounts, NGO documentation, and unclassified government sources, it describes war crimes committed by Serbian forces, including summary execution, burning of homes, and forcible displacement of Kosovar Albanians. It also includes an account of retributive violence carried out by Albanians against Serbs in the aftermath of the war.
Humans Rights Watch
This report documents torture, killings, rapes, forced expulsions, and other war crimes committed by Serbian and Yugoslav government forces against Kosovar Albanians between March 24 and June 12, 1999, the period of NATO's air campaign against Yugoslavia. The report reveals a coordinated and systematic campaign to terrorize, kill, and expel the ethnic Albanians of Kosovo that was organized by the highest levels of the Serbian and Yugoslav governments in power at that time. Naturally, these crimes did not occur in isolation.
Originally posted by MischeviousElf
Serbia committed ethnic cleansing on innocent women and children
Originally posted by MischeviousElf
Soldiers looted villages, raped the women and killed the children.
Originally posted by MischeviousElf
This is not propoganda but an actual documented investigated and legally accepted (international law) fact.
Originally posted by MischeviousElf
Look at any at all, any posts on this thread that were not of Serbian Nationalistic stance before my first post on this thread.
Originally posted by MischeviousElf
Please show me the albanians or the kosovans who came on here being as equally mis leading, also using propoganda?
Originally posted by MischeviousElf
Now my first post, even though I was aware of this, I openly admitted this is an very complicated issue, has a long history and does have blame on both sides.
Originally posted by MischeviousElf
to admit that in fact KFOR were trying to stop you guys killing each other again and digging more mass graves..
Originally posted by MischeviousElf
Oh for god sake grow up you lot, be honest, accept its two sided, and also stop being bloodfirsty for more genocide.
Serbia committed ethnic cleansing on innocent women and children Soldiers looted villages, raped the women and killed the children.
NATO’s force in Kosovo has said it will shoot to kill anyone who crosses a barricaded area near the disputed checkpoint on Serbia's border with Kosovo, reports RT’s Aleksey Yaroshevsky.
The crossing, formerly controlled by Serbia, was seized by Kosovo police backed by the alliance two weeks ago. Serbs responded by building a barricade.
On Friday morning more than 100 KFOR troops arrived at the scene and forced the Serbs to leave, threatening the use of lethal force. They said they would shoot anyone who fails to comply with the demand. KFOR also ordered journalists to leave the immediate area.
The situation is tense but not violent with Serbs pulling back and grouping at a nearby bridge. The barricade secured by NATO troops is just one of about half a dozen constructed by Serbs, so the stand-off is continuing and an escalation of tension remains a possibility. Yaroshevsky reports that he saw a group of Serbs tearing down a road sign posted by KFOR, indicating that their fighting spirit is far from lost.