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The state prosecution’s closing statement in the Ibro Macic trial has been postponed due to the poor health of some of the trial chamber members. Macic is accused of committing war crimes in the municipality of Konjic.

Prosecutor Sanja Jukic’s closing statement has been postponed until Friday, March 27.

Macic, a former member of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has been charged with the murder of four elderly Serb women in the village of Blace in June 1992.

He is also charged with having participated in the torture and sexual abuse of Serb and Croat detainees, who were held in the Musala school building in 1993.

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