SLOBODAN MILOŠEVIC DID NOT ALLOW FOR GADDAFI TO COME TO BELGRADE!? Revealed details why the former president of SRJ did not like "The emperor of Libya"

The murder of Sladjana Stankovic and Jovica Stepic in Libya, who died due to US bombardment according to the autopsy, started an avalanche of questions and accusations on Serbian and international political scene.

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One of the themes was who of Serbian politicians was meeting with Gaddafi.

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Weapons and pharmaceutical merchandise were the chief export items in the trade between these two countries.

The business was blooming, and besides the weapons and medicine, our construction companies also had several businesses running in that country.

Tito i Gadafi. Foto: Wikipedia

The great relationship between Belgrade and Tripoli started when Josip Broz Tito made contacts with Gaddafi, who was always inclined to Belgrade and had high opinion about Yugoslavia.

Foto: Wikimedia/Ricardo Stuckert/PR

The only president who never met Gaddafi personally was the president of SRJ, Slobodan Miloševic.

Foto: Wikimedia/SSGT Lance Cheung, USAF

Former Serbian ambassador in Libya, Dušan Simeonovic, said for "Politika" news agency that he personally arranged the meeting between Gaddafi and former president Boris Tadic in 2005.

Foto: Tanjug

According to him, Gaddafi never wanted Yugoslavia to fall apart and he advocated that Muslims and Serbs should live in the same country.

Foto: Tanjug/Zoran Žestić

He was inclined to us and "he would never acknowledge the independence of Kosovo and Metohija".

Other officials who met Gaddafi are: Vuk Jeremic, Dragan Šutanovac, Boris Tadic, Žarko Obradovic, Zoran Lilic and others.

(Telegraf.co.uk)