Kosovo Ex-President Thaci Gets 25 Years

A court based in The Hague has sentenced former Kosovo President Hashim Taci to 25 years in prison after convicting him of charges related to war crimes committed during the Kosovo conflict from 1998 to 1999. The charges included illegal detention, torture, murder, and cruel treatment. The three-year trial presented evidence of targeting political opponents and civilians, particularly Albanians, based on their membership or cooperation with the Kosovo Liberation Army. The verdict has sparked widespread anger on the streets of Kosovo, with solidarity gatherings and protests taking place. Many view the ruling as vengeful and as an attempt to sow discord in the country's national liberation process. It is worth noting that Taci, whom many regard as a national hero, resigned approximately six years ago to face these charges. He is also facing a separate trial on charges of witness intimidation.

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