Blerim Skoro

You're not allowed because the officers come and escort me right away and they took them out and we're not allowed. It's strict rules, if you shoot, then they have to escort you, keep you in a safe place for a couple of days. And I was given a pistol extra from one of the officers in case he said, if you get problem with one gun, you have a extra spare gun.

You're not allowed because the officers come and escort me right away and they took them out and we're not allowed. It's strict rules, if you shoot, then they have to escort you, keep you in a safe place for a couple of days. And I was given a pistol extra from one of the officers in case he said, if you get problem with one gun, you have a extra spare gun.

You're not allowed because the officers come and escort me right away and they took them out and we're not allowed. It's strict rules, if you shoot, then they have to escort you, keep you in a safe place for a couple of days. And I was given a pistol extra from one of the officers in case he said, if you get problem with one gun, you have a extra spare gun.

So he kind of liked me, and he gave me his personal gun, and I kept for a couple of weeks or a month.

So he kind of liked me, and he gave me his personal gun, and I kept for a couple of weeks or a month.

So he kind of liked me, and he gave me his personal gun, and I kept for a couple of weeks or a month.

Did that bother you at age 20 to potentially kill? Honestly, I felt very great because I knew that I was shooting in Serbians, and we considered them enemy of my country, enemy of my people. And in my, for example, I didn't talk too much Serbian, From all these 35 years about this, I left because, you know, sometimes legacy is good to leave in the end of the story of your life.

Did that bother you at age 20 to potentially kill? Honestly, I felt very great because I knew that I was shooting in Serbians, and we considered them enemy of my country, enemy of my people. And in my, for example, I didn't talk too much Serbian, From all these 35 years about this, I left because, you know, sometimes legacy is good to leave in the end of the story of your life.

Did that bother you at age 20 to potentially kill? Honestly, I felt very great because I knew that I was shooting in Serbians, and we considered them enemy of my country, enemy of my people. And in my, for example, I didn't talk too much Serbian, From all these 35 years about this, I left because, you know, sometimes legacy is good to leave in the end of the story of your life.

But my family knows very well the story. My kids know very well. And it's 100% true. And I communicate after 35 years with officers who helped me 35 years ago. I have communicated just recently, a couple of months ago.

But my family knows very well the story. My kids know very well. And it's 100% true. And I communicate after 35 years with officers who helped me 35 years ago. I have communicated just recently, a couple of months ago.

But my family knows very well the story. My kids know very well. And it's 100% true. And I communicate after 35 years with officers who helped me 35 years ago. I have communicated just recently, a couple of months ago.

They are retired in a former Yugoslav military, and they said, we was proud what you did that time. And what did you call them? Did you call them Chechems? No, it was a Yugoslav officer, Captain First Class. It was regular officers in Yugoslav military. So that's Serbians, Chetniks. Chetniks. So when I shot, I shot in the Chetniks. So this was Yugoslav, regular Yugoslav military.

They are retired in a former Yugoslav military, and they said, we was proud what you did that time. And what did you call them? Did you call them Chechems? No, it was a Yugoslav officer, Captain First Class. It was regular officers in Yugoslav military. So that's Serbians, Chetniks. Chetniks. So when I shot, I shot in the Chetniks. So this was Yugoslav, regular Yugoslav military.

They are retired in a former Yugoslav military, and they said, we was proud what you did that time. And what did you call them? Did you call them Chechems? No, it was a Yugoslav officer, Captain First Class. It was regular officers in Yugoslav military. So that's Serbians, Chetniks. Chetniks. So when I shot, I shot in the Chetniks. So this was Yugoslav, regular Yugoslav military.

So it's a little too different. My officer didn't like them because he knew they are criminals. So he liked us. So he liked the regular military, but he didn't like the volunteers. Wow. Because volunteers is the one who commit the genocide. Wow. And what about the beheadings and the rapes?

So it's a little too different. My officer didn't like them because he knew they are criminals. So he liked us. So he liked the regular military, but he didn't like the volunteers. Wow. Because volunteers is the one who commit the genocide. Wow. And what about the beheadings and the rapes?

So it's a little too different. My officer didn't like them because he knew they are criminals. So he liked us. So he liked the regular military, but he didn't like the volunteers. Wow. Because volunteers is the one who commit the genocide. Wow. And what about the beheadings and the rapes?

I witnessed those volunteers, Chetniks, did to the Croats. So I witnessed a woman got... I know one part, for example, it was a woman didn't have a 12 years child, kids. She had a baby. It was a nine month or 10 month old. They killed the baby in front of me and the rest of the soldiers and they raped the lady. And then they killed the lady too. So I witnessed that.

I witnessed those volunteers, Chetniks, did to the Croats. So I witnessed a woman got... I know one part, for example, it was a woman didn't have a 12 years child, kids. She had a baby. It was a nine month or 10 month old. They killed the baby in front of me and the rest of the soldiers and they raped the lady. And then they killed the lady too. So I witnessed that.