Mustafa after the testimony in the Special: It was difficult to have my comrades in front of me

The former commander of the Operational Area of ​​Llapi, Rrustem Mustafa-Remi, after finishing his testimony in the Specialized Chambers, stated that it was a heavy feeling to have his comrades in front of him "with such unjust accusations".

He wrote on Facebook on Tuesday that the path of relativizing guilt is followed by Serbian politics supported by Russia, while adding that "even the most moderate leaders of political parties and the state".

"There is no relativization of guilt. This relativization, as immoral as it was illogical, ended with an absurd and cynical categorization: those who attacked, those who massacred, those who implemented the scorched earth strategy, those who ethnically cleansed a foreign territory, those who were on the ground foreign. The path of relativizing guilt is followed by Serbian politics supported by Russia, even by the most moderate leaders of political parties and the state," he added.

According to Mustafa, Serbia is diligently continuing to reveal the guilt of others, while not distancing itself from the crimes "committed by a regime, a state, specific people in a certain time and space".

"No slander against others, apart from the KLA, no imputation can undo the crap caused by the criminal policy of a regime, which by indoctrinating others, indoctrinated itself, as you can see, forever", said the former commander of the KLA -'s.

Meanwhile, in the Specialized Chambers, Francis Ladëidge, an officer of the intelligence services of Britain, who served in Kosovo during the war, began to testify.