Ratko Mlladiq kërkoi 5 milionë dollarë në shkëmbim të dorëzimit

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Krimineli serb Ratko Mlladiq kërkoi 5 milionë dollarë në shkëmbim të dorëzimit vullnetar në Tribunalin e Hagës

Hagë, 20 qershor - Krimineli serb i kërkuar nga Tribunali i Hagës Ratko Mlladiq kërkoi 5 milionë dollarë në shkëmbim të dorëzimit vullnetar. Gazeta britanike "Tajms" njoftoi se marrëveshja u arrit me ndërmjetësimin e një grupi biznismenësh të pasuruar gjatë regjimit të Millosheviqit. Mlladiq akuzohet na Gjykata e Hagës për krime lufte dhe gjenocid.

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Mladiqi sikur ,Karagjiqi,e shume kriminel te tjere,sikur luajne me Hagen
dhe qeshen e bejne qejfe.....
Mirepo,BE -ja edhe e meriton kete "loje" ,sepse sikur thote i madhi Kadare,
ka zane t`ia ledhatoj b*** Serbis,ta merr me te mire,sikur e konfirmojne faktin se
ndihen fajtor qe e bombarduan Serbin!


Eh,po mire ...

[RTP]

$6m lure for Mladic to give himself up

June 20, 2005


One of Europe's most wanted war crimes suspects, General Ratko Mladic, has struck a deal for $US5million ($6.4 million) compensation if he gives himself up before the 10th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia, which was carried out by his forces.

Officials close to the negotiations said Mladic, who has spent a decade on the run, demanded the money for his family and bodyguards in return for an agreement to surrender to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague.

The deal was brokered by a shadowy circle of Serb oligarchs, many of whom made their fortunes under Slobodan Milosevic, the former president already on trial in The Hague.

The oligarchs are anxious to put Serbia and Montenegro on track for membership of the European Union.

Preliminary talks have effectively been blocked because of the Serbian authorities' failure to hand over either Mladic or Radovan Karadzic, the former Bosnian Serb president. Both men stand accused of genocide and crimes against humanity.



Prosecutors from the tribunal are prepared to turn a blind eye to the means used to persuade Mladic, 62, to fly to Holland if he arrives before next month's anniversary.

Even with a deal almost in place, however, officials are worried that the general may kill himself rather than submit to arrest. He is said to have suffered from bouts of depression since his daughter Ana, a medical student in Belgrade, committed suicide in 1994.

Sources in Serbia said the portly general realised in December that his days of freedom were numbered, when he was warned by his security advisers that international pressure for his arrest was becoming irresistible.

The oligarchs were behind the recent handovers of other war crimes suspects, including General Nebojsa Pavkovic, who commanded Yugoslav troops in Kosovo.

Money is also believed to have been paid in those cases.

The Sunday Times

[Davius]

Kasapi i Ballkanit duhet te denohet me vdekje jo me Hage.

[GWENI]

Mladiqi sikur ,Karagjiqi,e shume kriminel te tjere,sikur luajne me Hagen
dhe qeshen e bejne qejfe.....
Mirepo,BE -ja edhe e meriton kete "loje" ,sepse sikur thote i madhi Kadare,
ka zane t`ia ledhatoj b*** Serbis,ta merr me te mire,sikur e konfirmojne faktin se
ndihen fajtor qe e bombarduan Serbin!


Eh,po mire ...

Te drejte e ke tani RTP, pajtohna me kete plotesiht me ty, edhe pse kemi mendime te kunderta per gjera tjera.
Shume qarte shihet se Haga i ledhaton dhe leshon pe ndaj krimineleve serb, ndersa shqiptaret si gjithmone leshojne pe per gjdo gje.
Me shkuarjen vullnetare ne Hage te Fatmir Limaj dhe Rramush Haredinaj, edhe njeher shqipatret treguan vullnetin e tyre per drejtesi, treguan qe kane luftuar denjesisht, kane luftuar per clirimin e Kosoves kunder okupatorit shekullor serb.