Komad Case Transferred to Eastern Sarajevo

The Bosnian state court has transferred the case against Milan Komad, charged with war crimes against civilians in Visegrad, to the district court of Eastern Sarajevo.

Autor:

Albina Sorguč

6. november 2015. | 00:00

This post is also available in: Bosnian

The state prosecution has charged Komad, a former member of the Bosnian Serb Army, with the murder of a Bosniak civilian in Kosovo Polje in the municipality of Visegrad during the Bosnian war.

Komad allegedly went to Komad after it had been abandoned by most of its Bosniak residents, and threatened a person who was hiding in his yard.

“The defendant ran onto his property and shouted, ‘Stop!’ Since he feared for his life, the person tried to run away. After that the defendant fired a burst of gunfire from his automatic weapon and killed him,” reads a state prosecution announcement issued on July 16, 2015.

Komad is defending himself while at liberty. His place of residence is Visegrad.

Implicated, Yet Untouched: Serbs Evade Justice for 1992 Bosnia War Crime

Saznajte više

Detektor Journalists and Moldovan Colleagues Nominated for Journalism Award for Investigating Russian Camps

Emina Dizdarević Tahmiščija | 10. April 2026 | 11:22

Detektor journalists Irvin Pekmez, Enes Hodzic, and Nino Bilajac, alongside co-authors from Moldovan outlet CU SENS, have been nominated for a journalism award in Romania in the categories of investigative journalism and TV and video journalism.