"Serbia must neither forget nor forgive": Vulin speaks about the crime in Gorazdevac

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Minister of Defense Aleksandar Vulin today asked why the investigation into the murder of Serb children in Gorazdevac has been abandoned, and pointed out that everyone has forgotten the killed Serb children, but that Serbia must neither forget nor forgive.

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Vulin said that 17 years ago, at the Bistrica River, Serb children were shot at, and that a KFOR commander swore that he would "turn over every stone" to find the killers.

"As much as that pledge was worth, is how successful the investigation has been. Since they did not look for the killers, they did not find them," said Vulin, according to the Ministry of Defense.

"Siptars (Albanians) are passing a law according to which we must not speak or think badly about members of the terrorist KLA - does that law also apply to the parents of Pantelija Dakic and Ivan Jovovic (shot dead at the Bistrica), should they also be silent when asked about KLA murderers?," Vulin asked.

"EULEX has officially stopped looking for the killers, they said that "there is no new evidence," Vulin pointed out and added that "there is no new evidence for Nazi crimes either, but the world is rightly still looking for Nazis 75 years after they killed their last victim."

"Why was the investigation into the murders in Gorazdevac abandoned, why is justice not available only to the Serbs? Everyone has forgotten the murdered Serb children in Gorazdevac, in Livadice, and during (Operation) Storm. Serbia must not forget, it must neither forget, nor forgive," said Vulin.

(Telegraf.rs)