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To: one_less who wrote (159)	9/6/2006 6:23:52 PM
From: longnshort	Respond to of 10087

“Kill, rape, destroy” (Bosnian Muslim commander's orders against rebel Bosnian Muslims and Serbs) B92 ^ \| September 6, 2006 b92.net. BANJA LUKA -- Banja Luka’s ATV station broadcasted footage of Hamdija Delalic ordering murders and the destruction of villages. Hamdija Delalic, commander of the V corps’ 502 brigades of the Muslim military, can be clearly seen and heard in the video calling for an attack on Fikret Abdic and the Republic of Srpska Military. “A breach must be made. Kill all that stands in front of you. I am permitting and ordering that the enemies be killed using all necessary means, knives, bombs, hunting knives, teeth.” Delalic said to his soldiers in the video. “Can we rape?” Commanders of the 505 and 510 brigade of the V corps of the Bosnia-Herzegovina military, Izet Nanic and Amir Avdic are also seen in the video. When asking whether the soldiers were allowed to rape people, Delalic said that they have the right to do anything they want. The aftermath President of the Association of Western Bosnian Prisoners of War, Esad Covic, told ATV that the direct consequences of Delalic’s orders were the burning of several villages and many rapes. Covic said that one woman that was raped several times and suffered more than 200 knife cuts on her body, adding that members of the 505 brigade carved their emblem into her body. “She had a nervous break down because of this and unfortunately will never again be a person that you will be able to talk to.” Covic said. “That brigade was led by the commander of the V corps of the Bosnia-Herzegovina army, General Atif Dudakovic. The Association of Western Bosnian Prisoners of War sent documents to the Hague Tribunal in 1999 regarding the crimes of the V corps, but an answer never came back, so we decided to forward the documentation to the Bosnia-Herzegovina state prosecution.” Covic said.