Topic: Donetsk is under hard bombing. The face of Ethnic Cleansing. (Read 2553 times)

You'll have to ask Putin. They normally lived in Ukraine until Putin's mercenaries are not staged provocations and not set them against the Ukrainians. Let this situation bother Putin.

-Mыкoлa, пoйдeм мocкaлeй бить!
-A ecли oни нac?
 -A нac тo зa шo?!

WOW
This is a reason to kill them all?

Almost all the people there are alcoholics, pensioners and former prisoners.

That would have been the best solution. But it seems to me that Putin is not much bothered about Donbass. He does not want the Donbass in Russia. The region is dominated by pensioners, with very few young people.

Putin should send peace keeping forces to end this massacre once and for all.

Repossession by ethnic Serbs of housing that once belonged to them continued.

On May 13, parliament adopted changes to the act on areas of special state concern
(war-affected areas), under which the government would assume the punitive
mandate of the owner to pay illegal occupants-- predominantly ethnic Croats --
who seek to recover their so-called “unsolicited” investment (e.g. property
improvements made by the occupants). The measure aimed to speed up resolution
of these cases and thus to avoid the auction and sale of these properties to
compensate the illegal occupants. Auctions were frequent in the past because
many owners were unable to pay for the “unsolicited” investment. The law also
allows for state-owned properties to be donated to these illegal occupants of
privately owned property. Recipients of these donations have largely been Croat
settlers from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo. According to UNHCR, thus
far no property has ever been donated to an ethnic Serb. Of the 19,280 private
properties registered as occupied, 19,267 have been repossessed by their lawful
owners. Private property has not been returned in 13 “unsolicited investment
cases” still pending before the courts.
In September the government for the first time acted under the new law when it
decided to assume the owner’s role in the case of an ethnic Serb property owner,
Milica Miladinovic. However, this owner rejected the settlement, finding it unfair.
In this case, which has been in the public eye for years, the municipal court in
Zlatar ordered an auction to be held in August. However, in September the
government requested that the court become a party in the procedure and assume
the obligation to repay the temporary occupant. The court’s decision was still
pending at the end of the year.

https://www.state.gov/documents/organization/186551.pdf

Don't to waste time on Serbian sources

The plundering of Serb property and random killings of elderly Serb civilians that took place in the immediate aftermath of the offensive
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-croatia-anniversary-serbia-idUSKCN0QA1MS20150805

"Oluja" forced 200,000 Serbs to flee from the advancing Croatian army and for the most part, never to return.
 Several international courts consider this to be ethnic cleansing.
http://www.dw.com/en/anniversary-of-operation-storm-the-crimes-others-committed/a-18624692

a 1995 Croat offensive to win back territory from rebel Serbs also featured serious crimes
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2937733/Serbia-did-NOT-commit-genocide-against-Croatia-collapse-Yugoslavia-s-criminal-court-rules.html

Putin should send peace keeping forces to end this massacre once and for all.

What they have in mind on the last page of this text?

REQUESTING payout of foreign currency and domestic savings
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/courrier_officiel/arrivee/2011/EP-PE_LTA(2011)006906(PAR2)_EN.pdf

The Money, that this people have in Banks of Croatia.

Money Restitution for what?

Do You call the Etnic Cleansing as War or what is the point?
The text, have many requests, one of them is Money Restitution.

But You flood this question with other stuff.

For me Kosovo is part of Yugoslavia but not of Serbia. I think they could reconcile if the policy did not make enmity between peoples. When the post-war wounds have healed and the communication between neighbors to improve .

Milan Pivsic, was murdered for his house.

"I was given three days to leave my home or I would be killed," Mr. Fumic said. "That is why I decided to leave."

"We were expelled from here," Marco Fumic, who is half Serb and half Croat, said last week as he watched the contents of his small moldmaking shop being loaded onto a truck

"There are now only about 150 to 200 Croats. Most of the young people have moved out. Mostly only old people are left," he said. "Between 500 and 600 to 1,000 Serbs have come in."

"Death to the Ustashi Priest

"They were throwing bricks into our yard. In the end, I escaped through the garden to the police station.

"Those people were trying to get us out. They brought a contract and told me to sign.

WOW, is Kosovo part of Serbia or not, in the mapping of UN?

http://www.un.org/Depts/Cartographic/map/profile/serbia.pdf

It reminds me of Russian actions.

This?
http://www.dw.com/en/serbia-sends-provocative-train-to-kosovo/a-37133573

I'm really getting tired of Serbs provoking everyone and then pretending to be victims

I'm really getting tired of Serbs provoking everyone and then pretending to be victims

To date, the government has renovated about 150 thousand housing units destroyed during the war, at the cost of about 17 billion kuna, 2.3 billion euros.