General Nebojsa Pavkovic kept dreaming same dream about Serbia and it distressed him! Daughter reveals details

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While imprisoned, General Nebojsa Pavkovic had the same dream that tormented him, which he confided about to his daughter Marija. She spoke about it now, after her father, in a very poor state of health, returned to Serbia.

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"He told me a couple of times, in different situations, that he had the same dream. That he was coming to Serbia and that no one was waiting for him... He probably thought that he was forgotten, because everyone lhad eft, and he remained and there was no way they would release him. He dreamed of that and he talked about it sadly and was constantly complaining - asking for a review of the procedure, so that it would not be recorded in the history textbooks that he had the label of a war criminal," she said.

Marija Pavkovic revealed that her father feels much better compared to how he was when he landed in Belgrade on Sunday.

"His voice is already stronger. He's happier... the nurse says he's been eating soup, fruit. The color's back in his face. The doctor said that everything is going slowly, and they are trying to meet his every need. He was completely dehydrated, they couldn't find a vein... He's perked up, he wants to talk to everyone. He always said that he missed speaking Serbian. He was surprised by the support he receives, which he did not expect," she told Informer TV.

The association "Knights from Kosare" has put up 200 billboards throughout Serbia to show support to General Pavkovic with the message, "Welcome home".

"Welcome, General! We welcome our hero with pride and respect, a man who honorably defended his fatherland and bore the burden of responsibility in the most difficult times. Your return to Serbia is not just the return of a soldier, but the return of a symbol of honor, courage and loyalty to your people. General, welcome home - among your people who remember, respect and sincerely welcome you"," said Darko Andjelkovic, one of the defenders who took part in the Battle of Kosare during the NATO aggression against Serbia in 1999.

(Telegraf.rs/Kurir)