Some people are trying to escape from responsibility for 17 years, says Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Djuric on the occasion of the attempt to abolish the KLA Special War Crimes Court.
"War crime does not become obsolete, they can try to buy another month, another year, but sooner or later the truth will appear about what happened," Djuric told Belgrade based TV Prva.

He noted that he was not surprised by the "nervousness of today's politicians, people who represent themselves as politicians, which we know that 17 and 18 years ago wearing uniforms were part of the terrorist KLA, which committed numerous crimes against our people."

Kosovo President Hashim Thaci said earlier that it was the "historic injustice" the establishment of a special court for war crimes committed by leaders and members of the so-called Kosovo Liberation Army during the last conflicts in Kosovo.

Thaci claims that Pristina agreed to it under the pressure of the international community, which promised a lot, but failed to fulfil any of those, reports portal Insajder.