MILOCEVIC DEATH SHOCKED CRIMEA

Crimeans are worried by the sudden death of former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milocevic in his jail cell. He is the eighth
detainee in The Hague to die under suspicious circumstances. In an interview to the Regnum.ru agency leader of the youth organization in Sevastopol “Proryv” Alexei Dobychin said: “The murder of Slobodan Milosevic by the Hague tribunal as well as the murder of sovereign nations of Yugoslavia and Iran by NATO have once again revealed a villain crime against humanity… There is no doubt that the Crimea is listed by NATO as a target of its terror. Very soon, the world will see the land of the ancient Taurida turn into a realm of fire and death. Russian officials and politicians who support the idea to withdraw the Black Sea Navy from Sevastopol are abettors of NATO fascists and traitors to their own people”. Crimean political scientist Vladimir Djaralla said: “Milosevic was betrayed and sold out but the new rulers did not get money for their deed: the West had them on (some of them even paid with their lives for that). When standing trial at The Hague tribunal Milosevic let Serbs be proud of themselves again. He was sure of himself and did not allow the judges to turn him into an obedient puppet. He looked as a victim of injustice but did not behave like one. His death (in fact a murder) made him a posthumous hero. Serbs will be able to feel proud of their nation once again. At the same time the West found itself exposed as a bunch of fools”.