Trial of former KLA leaders, Prime Minister Rama from The Hague: I don't know what to say about this blatant injustice!

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Trial of former KLA leaders, Prime Minister Rama from The Hague: I don't
Edi Rama

From The Hague, where he visited Hashim Thaçi, Prime Minister Edi Rama has made another reaction to the trial of the former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army, who have been in detention for 5 years on charges of war crimes.

The Prime Minister, in a post on social media, described the building where Thaçi is located as a place where " the theater of shame of international justice is being played out for the former president of Kosovo, who he says was abducted from office without trial or charge."

Rama says that the war of the liberators cannot be desecrated by a farce started about organ trafficking by "Putin's Duma puppets in Strasbourg ."

"I have just left the building where the theater of shame of international justice is being played out with Hashim Thaçi, who was kidnapped without trial or charge from the office of the President of the Republic, where the people of Kosovo had taken him, and with the Kosovo Liberation War, which cannot be desecrated by a farce started for organ trafficking by the Russian puppets of Putin's Duma in Strasbourg and continued with all kinds of absurdities and grotesque witnesses of the international indictment in The Hague," Rama writes.

He further emphasizes that Thaçi was in good shape and smiling, also recounting the conversation he had with him.

" I found the commander in good shape, calm and smiling like any innocent with an iron character, although with absurd restrictions on minimal rights that had been taken away from him compared to last time - a shame in a word! We talked about families, about mutual friends, about Albania and Kosovo, about Aurel Plasari's "Skënderbeg", which I had brought him before, about Kissinger's latest book that I brought him this time, and about two or three other books from the multitude of his readings in this country, which Hashimi laughingly calls "institute", he adds.

In the end, Rama says he doesn’t know what else to say about this blatant injustice happening in the heart of Europe. The people of Kosovo, he says, liberated themselves from the Serbs, but they also saved the continent from a black stain that was “right at its navel for decades.”

"I don't know what else to say about this blatant injustice in the heart of democratic Europe, with the blessing and with the funds of the taxpayers of democratic countries, towards a European people who liberated themselves from a national-socialist regime, but also Europe from a black stain of separation right at its navel for decades. Blessed be the Republic of Kosovo, the Kosovo Liberation Army and its prisoners without trial, for more than five years now, in the middle of a Europe of freedom, democracy and the rule of law," Rama concludes.


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