Abazović on the occasion of the anniversary of the crime in Štrpci: War crimes do not become obsolete

"We have an obligation to the souls of the victims, their families, but also to the reputation of the state," said the Deputy Prime Minister

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Abazović, Photo: Savo Prelević
Abazović, Photo: Savo Prelević
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Deputy Prime Minister Dritan Abazović said that even after 28 years since the crime in Štrpci, the families of the innocent victims are waiting for justice to knock on the door of all the perpetrators and those who ordered that crime.

"We have an obligation to the souls of the victims, their families, but also to the reputation of the state. The issue of elucidating this case, as well as all other unexplained ones, is also a matter of our conscience as individuals who are in important positions in the country," said the Deputy Prime Minister.

Abazović noted that war crimes do not expire and that completing the judicial process in that and all other cases is an indispensable part of our confrontation with the past and the civilian victims of the war in the former Yugoslavia.

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