SHOCKING War criminal Dario Kordić would kill innocent Bosniak civilians again: 'I would repeat everything, every second was worth it'

(Patria) - Convicted war criminal Dario Kordić, responsible for the massacre of 116 Bosniak civilians in the village of Ahmići near Vitez in April 1993, would obviously repeat everything for which he was sentenced to 25 years in prison by the Hague Tribunal.

With a chilling smile and no remorse, Kordić proudly showed during a gathering with friends that the units under his command were prepared for the horrific massacre in Ahmići.

- Our friend from northern Croatia, our integral part, asked me now, here in silence: "Was it worth the prison, was it worth the war?" I told him - I would repeat everything, I wouldn't change a single second, every second was worth it - the war criminal Kordić shamefully stated, to which the gathered company applauded.

And then they all sang the song "Vrijedilo je" (It was worth it) by Miroslav Škoro in unison.

 

War criminal Dario Kordić would kill innocent Bosniak civilians again: "I would repeat everything, I wouldn't change a second, every second was worth it". pic.twitter.com/MOzaN6UvQe

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In a brief reaction for Patria, the president of the Association of Victims and Witnesses of Genocide, Murat Tahirović, says that Kordić would have already been arrested if we were even a remotely serious country.

- To the shame of all those who still believe that the statements of Lidija Bradara and Sanja Vlaisavljević are just wrongly expressed and not a continuation of criminal policy - Tahirović told us.

Let's recall, the Hague Tribunal sentenced Dario Kordić to 25 years in prison for war crimes. Kordić served two-thirds of his sentence, i.e., 17 years in prison, before being released.

A spectacular welcome for the criminal Kordić was organized in his native Busovača in mid-2014, and among others, the very top of HDZ BiH attended - Dragan Čović, Borjana Krišto, Marinko Čavara, Lidija Bradara...

Victim associations have repeatedly asked the High Representative Christian Schmidt to dismiss the President of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Lidija Bradara, as well as the Minister of Sports and Culture of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Sanja Vlaisavljević, who in media appearances advocated for the rehabilitation of war criminals after they have served their sentences. Both of them were specifically thinking of rehabilitating Kordić in this regard. Schmidt remains silent for now...

(D. Kovač)