Five gunshots as Milosevic is led away a prisoner at last

Article Abstract:

Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic has been persuaded by government negotiators to surrender following lengthy negotiations. He is wanted for genocide and crimes against humanity by the war crimes tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands, but will not be extradited in the foreseeable future.

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How Milosevic hid the evidence of his atrocities

Article Abstract:

It is believed that up to 10,000 Albanians were murdered by the security forces of former Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milosevic in Kosovo, Yugoslavia, in 1999. However, only 4,000 bodies have been found, and it is thought that Milosevic ordered the evidence of the massacre to be removed.

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'I never found their bodies'

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the disappearance of thousands of Albanian bodies, slaughtered by the Serbs in Kosovo are presented. It has been revealed that Milosevic ordered the disposal of all war crime evidence at the end of March 1999.

Police Protection, International politics, Yugoslavia, Political Kidnapping & Murder, Reports, Military policy, Crime, Wars, War, Kosovo, Political crimes

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