Serbischer Militaer Attache Zarko Radunkovi, wurde tod in Libyein der Botschaft gefunden

Das der Krieg der NATO, erneut nur eine billige Propaganda Luege war, ist sowieso durch zig neutrale Journalisten und NGO s bewiesen. Gaddafi hat schwerste Verbrechen gemacht, das waren aber nur die Geisel Nahme der Bulgarischen Krankenschwestern inkluisive Vergewaltigung im Gefaengniss und die Geiselnahme der 2 Schweizer Geschaeftsleute. Aber genau diese realen Verbrechen, welche seine Familie zu verantworten hat, wird nie genannt.

Etliche Serben und Kroaten, sollen in Hand von kriminellen Banden in Libyen sein.
15 Sep 2011 / 12:59

Retired Colonel's Corpse Identified in Tripoli Embassy

The body of Zarko Radunkovic, a former Serbian army attaché in Libya, has been identified by the Serbian Embassy in Tripoli, the Foreign Ministry has revealed.

Bojana Barlovac

Belgrade

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Radunkovic, who was a retired colonel of the army of the former Yugoslavia and then Serbia and Montenegro, died of a heart attack, according to a statement issued by the Foreign Ministry in Serbia this afternoon.
“Radunkovic died on Saturday of a heart attack shortly after he came to the embassy where he complained that something was wrong. An employee of the embassy tried to help him and called an ambulance. The medical team concluded that he had died as a result of a heart attack,” the statement read.
The statement added that his body had been transferred to the Institute of Pathology which later wrote a report stating that there were no signs of internal or external injuries.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it had been in touch with Radunkovic’s family and arranged for his corpse to be flown back to Serbia tomorrow.
The former Yugoslavia and Libya became close business and military partners after Gaddafi overthrew the Libyan monarchy in 1969. During the recent uprising in Libya, Belgrade has not been vocal in opposing the brutal force used by Gaddafi’s forces to quell what began as peaceful protests.
Radunkovic is understood to have served as a military attaché in Libya from 2000 and retired in 2005. One media outlet has since alleged that he continued travelling to Libya after this period as a representative of a private Belgrade firm which allegedly specialised in trading arms. Balkan Insight has not been able to substantiate these allegations.
In an interview with Belgrade's broadcaster B92 in March, Radunkovic reportedly said that "Gaddafi has never been preparing for war against its own people, which shows the state of the military." He said he was referring to obsolete weapons in the Libyan army.
 http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/serb-military-dealer-found-dead-in-serbian-embassy-in-tripoli

Wieviele Serbische und Kroatische Soeldner starben in Libyen?
September 13, 2011 von balkansurfer

Serbian asylum seekers jeopardising visa liberalisation

Serbian asylum seekers jeopardising visa liberalisation

23/05/2011

Serbia is working to stem the flow of bogus asylum seekers, who threaten Schengen access.

By Biljana Pekusic for Southeast European Times in Belgrade – 23/05/11

Asylum seekers board a bus out of Brussels for repatriation to Serbia and Macedonia in March 2010.



Due to the torrent of Serbians seeking asylum in EU member countries, Brussels has warned Belgrade that the future of visa-free travel in the Schengen area is at risk.
Visa requirements were lifted for citizens of Serbia, Macedonia and Montenegro in December 2009. Over the course of the following 12 months, 17,000 people from Serbia requested asylum in the EU, mostly in Sweden, Belgium and Germany.
They weren't fleeing political persecution, rather, they were poor people who believe that in the richer Western European countries, life would be eased by government subsidies. About 95% are Gypsies, the rest mostly members of the Albanian minority in Presevo and Bujanovac in southern Serbia.
And in their zeal to move, many have become targets of corruption and fraud.
"My friend in Nis paid 1,500 euros to a police officer to get a passport, because he had no ID card, nor a permanent home address. He wanted to go to Switzerland because he cannot find a job," Cakan Dujic, a member of the Gypsy community, tells SETimes. "He never received the passport. He must now pay back the debt because the money was borrowed, and the police officer pretends not to know him."
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http://setimes.com/cocoon/setimes/xhtml/en_GB/features/setimes/features/2011/05/23/feature-03