All responsibility for his death lies on the International Tribunal for former Yugoslavia. |
All responsibility for this lies on the shoulders of the international tribunal. He asked for treatment several months ago, they knew this. They drove him to this as they didn't want to let him out alive. |
He was a leader of the people and a leader of the state. He should be buried there. |
I have not been officially notified. I would not want to comment on anything. Complete responsibility for this lies on the international tribunal for former Yugoslavia. |
I know that his family is against any autopsy there because they don't trust those doctors, just as he didn't trust those doctors and that tribunal. |
I think that his memory will remain etched in history and everything he did for his country and for his people, resisting separatism and terrorism, and outside interference. |
It has not been decided. His family - his wife and son - are taking the decision. |
My position is the following: my bother, as a son of the people of Serbia and Montenegro, should be buried in his homeland sooner or later. |
Slobodan is a true son of the Serbian people, a historic personality. He died undefeated. |
Slobodan is the son of the Serbian nation and should be laid to rest in his country. He cannot be erased from history as some want. |
Time passed and they did not move a finger to help him. |