An albanian little boy Leotrim Ahmeti, who tragically lost his life at the hands of serbian paramilitaries, in 01.09.1998, is commemorated through a sculpture.
-His grieving mother Shukrije Ahmeti, tearfully recalled the heartbreaking moment when her son reached out to her, revealing his pain and discomfort: "Mother, look, I feel sick in my stomach," he whispered. As she tenderly undressed him, she discovered his stomach had been brutally opened, with his intestines spilling out.
- Shukrije, filled with anguish, covered him with her sweater, but Leotrim pleaded with her not to touch him due to the excruciating pain he was enduring.
- Tragically, the young boy's life was cut short, lasting only a mere three hours. Unable to bring him to Rezalle for burial, they laid Leotrim to rest in Gradica.
- This poignant sculpture, now placed in Skenderaj, Kosovo, stands as a powerful symbol of remembrance and serves as one of the most renowned sculptures created to date.
MAY THIS LITTLE ANGEL REST IN PEACE💔.
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- As for the atrocities committed by Serbia against Albanians should never be forgiven and its sad that justice has not yet prevailed for the war crimes in Kosovo. War criminals still walk free in Serbia.
- The denial of these crimes and the perpetuation of propaganda only add insult to injury.
- Serbia is a country with a history marred by genocide against innocent people in Kosovo like this little boy and many others in Bosnia, and Croatia too.
- Serbia's leadership, including @avucic and his entire cabinet, continues to perpetuate a legacy of war criminals, leaving no room for pride in their actions only portraying the same acts of their former president the butcher of balkans Milloshevic. A bunch of russian puppets.
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