With Milosevic Dead, West Will Blame Serbians Collectively

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Regnum (Russia)
March 12, 2006


Milosevic’s death “will let to preserve accusations against Serbians”


“Slobodan Milosevic’s death will cease the investigation of many episodes of ethnic clashes in the Balkans in the framework of the International Tribunal on former Yugoslavia, as the only accused in it was Milosevic,” prominent Serbian historian and columnist Miroslav Jovanovic.

According to Jovanovic, most charges against Milosevic had no solid evincive basis.

However, now, Serbia’s opponents can repeat these accusations once and again, and there will be no prosecution on these accusations.

By the way, as Jovanovic stressed, the accusations presented against Milosevic were mostly accusations against Serbians, and conviction of Milosevic were intended by many as conviction of Serbians as a whole.
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Former Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic was found dead in his cell in prison of the International Tribunal on former Yugoslavia on March 11.
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March 12, 2006


Milosevic wrote a letter to Russian foreign minister before death


Before his death, ex-President of Yugoslavia Slobodan Milosevic wrote a letter to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

As Lenta.ru reports, legal assistant of the former Yugoslavian president Branko Rakic informed about it on March 11.

According to Rakic, on March 10, Milosevic sent a letter to Lavrov, in which he shared his concern that a campaign is held against his health.

“This last message of Milosevic was sent to Moscow, which demonstrates how strongly Milosevic believed in Russia and its officials,” says Branko Rakic.

According to the spokesman for the Russian foreign ministry Mikhail Kamynin, the ministry has received no letter yet.

Earlier, lawyer of the former Yugoslavian leader Zdenko Tomanovic announced that Milosevic could have been poisoned.

Milosevic was found dead in his cell of the Hague prison.

Milosevic suffered from high blood pressure and cardiovascular problems; however, he was not allowed to undergo medical treatment.

The reason of Slobodan Milosevic’s death has not been found.