War crimes in the Kosovo War

An appeals court upheld the verdict acquitting former Kosovo Liberation Army commander Fatmir Limaj, who is now deputy prime minister, clearing him of responsibility for the murders of two ethnic Albanian civilians in 1998.

The Serbian Defence Ministry has published a book by the former Yugoslav Army chief of staff Nebojsa Pavkovic, who is currently serving a prison sentence for war crimes in Kosovo.

Serbia said it would ask Montenegro to hand over a former Serbian fighter accused of war crimes in Kosovo in 1999 and arrested in the Adriatic republic last week.

After four years on the run, Montenegrin police have arrested Predrag Vukovic, a former Serbian fighter accused of committing war crimes in the Kosovo village of Ljubenic in 1999.

Zoran Vukotic, a Serb former policeman in Kosovo, was sentenced to six-and-a-half years for for the mistreatment and torture of ethnic Albanian civilian prisoners at a jail in 1999.

A Kosovo court acquitted former Serb policeman Zoran Vukotic of war crimes, clearing him of beating then killing four ethnic Albanian civilians and assaulting and robbing others in 1999.

Zoran Vukotic, a Serb former policeman on trial for war crimes, told a Kosovo court that he did not kill four ethnic Albanian civilians in May 1999.

A witness testified that Zoran Vukotic, a former Serb policeman on trial for war crimes in Kosovo, was involved in killing his son and three of his friends in May 1999.

A witness at the war crimes trial of former Serb policeman Zoran Vukotic testified that his family was abused and robbed by the defendant, and accused him of killing four Kosovo Albanian men during the war in May 1999.

According to RTS - which cited the Pristina-based website Kallxo - the court decided to dismiss the indictment for war crimes against Ivanovic, a Serb politician from northern Kosovo.