Reply #35: Libyan opposition Bantai 85 Serbian Army Pay & Residents

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BELGRADE - Serbian media reported that the Libyan opposition forces that currently control the Libyan mercenaries reportedly killed 85, and 12 of whom are citizens of Libya in the City of Misrata.

Execution of the mercenaries occurred in an insurance office in the City Misrata, a Libyan captured by opposition forces. The foreign citizens who are members of a group of mercenaries, among others, nine residents Croatia, 11 from Ukraine, 10 citizens of Colombia and 12 citizens of Serbia.

The report issued by the Zagreb media that sent its correspondent to the Daily Misrata, Libya. Media stated, a lot of mercenaries who were killed, and some who were captured were executed. Similarly, as reported by AKI on Wednesday (14/09/2011).

The researchers from the Balkan states, they were not surprised by this report because the hundreds of veterans of the Balkan wars that have left his service in 1990 joining the middle past a military contractor for the money in Africa and Asia as well.

Amnesty International also reported that Libyan opposition forces commit human rights violations against prisoners of war who is a loyalist troops Moammar Gaddafi.

However, the opposition when his troops refused declared a war criminal. Libyan officials confirmed opposition, opposition forces Libya is not a military, they were civilians and any mistake can not be declared as a war crime.

http://international.okezone.com/read/2011/09/14/412/502380/oposisi-libya-bantai-85-tentara-bayaran-warga-serbia

Serbia: Serbian mercenaries in Libya get USD 5,000/month
14 September 2011 | 13:34 | FOCUS News Agency

Belgrade. Most mercenaries in Libya are Serbs and Croats, Abdelaziz Madini, a commander of the army of the Libyan rebels, told Serbian Press daily.

He confirmed that 85 foreign mercenaries, including 12 Serbs, had been killed in Misrata. Mercenaries were receiving USD 5,000 a month. The Serbs were working as snipers and pilots and some of them participated in the bombardment of Benghazi.

http://www.focus-fen.net/index.php?id=n259541