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Bosnian Army Ex-Officer Cleared of War Crime Against Serb Prisoners
The appeals chamber of the Bosnian state court announced on Friday that it has rejected a prosecution appeal and cleared Hazim Fazlovic, the former commander of the Third Battalion of the 108th Motorised Brigade of the Bosnian Army, of bearing responsibility for crimes against prisoners of war in Brcko in 1993.
Kosovo War-Era Yugoslav Army General Dies in Russia
Bozidar Delic, a retired Yugoslav Army general and Kosovo war veteran who this month became one of seven vice-presidents of the Serbian parliament, died on Tuesday, Serbian media reported.
Beta news agency reported that Delic died in Moscow, where he went for medical treatment.
Kosovo War-Era General Elected as Serbian Parliament Official
Bozidar Delic, a retired Yugoslav Army general who was commander of the 549th Motorised Brigade, which was involved in some of most notorious attacks on villages in Kosovo in 1999, was elected as one of seven vice-presidents of the Serbian parliament late on Tuesday night.
Serbia Urged to Prosecute Bosnian Serb Officers for Prijedor Crimes
The Humanitarian Law Centre said on Monday that it has filed a criminal complaint to the Serbian war crimes prosecution against Vladimir Arsic and Radmilo Zeljaja, senior officers of the Bosnian Serb Army's 43rd Motorised Brigade during wartime.
Serbia Upholds Yugoslav Commander’s Acquittal for Kosovo Crimes
Belgrade Appeals Court has confirmed the verdict acquitting former Yugoslav Army brigade commander Pavle Gavrilovic of responsibility for the murders of Kosovo Albanian civilians in the village of Trnje/Terrne on March 25, 1999.
The court however upheld the conviction of his subordinate officer, Rajko Kozlina, sentencing him to 15 years in prison.
Serbia Sentences Ex-Officer to 15 Years for Kosovo Massacre
Belgrade Higher Court. Photo: BIRN.
Belgrade Higher Court on Tuesday sentenced former Yugoslav Army officer Rajko Kozlina to 15 years in prison for the murders of Kosovo Albanian civilians in the village of Trnje/Terrne on March 25, 1999, while acquitting his superior, Pavle Gavrilovic.