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Snowy Serbia - 30 centimeters of snow on Divčibare PHOTO / VIDEO
Divibare Mountain has been under snow for several days now, and the height of the white blanket is additionally increasing with today's precipitation.
Cases Closed: Deaths of Ageing Balkan War Suspects Thwart Justice
When the trial of a group of Serb fighters accused of the abductions and killings of passengers who were seized from a train in Bosnia during the war in 1993 continues at Belgrade Higher Court next month, there will be one fewer defendant in the dock.
Bosnian Train Massacre Defendant Dies in Serbia
Ljubisa Vasiljevic, a wartime Serb paramilitary fighter who was one of five defendants in the Strpci trial at Belgrade Higher Court, has died.
Belgrade Higher Court told BIRN that Vasiljevic died on July 6 and that "due to that fact, the court adopted a decision to suspend the proceedings [against him] on August 16, 2021".
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Bosnian Serb War Criminal Indicted for Train Massacre
The Bosnian state prosecution on Friday charged Milan Lukic, the wartime leader of the Avengers paramilitary group, with crimes against 20 passengers who were abducted from a train at Strpci station near Visegrad in eastern Bosnia in February 1993 and then murdered.
5 indicted for war crimes in train abductions case
5 indicted for war crimes in train abductions case
BELGRADE -- The Serbian War Crimes Prosecution on Tuesday announced that it had indicted five former members of the Bosnian Serb army (VRS) for war crimes.
The indictment concerns the Strpci case, when 20 passengers, mostly Bosniaks (Muslims) were taken from a Belgrade-Bar train 22 years ago, and later killed.
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