A State Investigation and Protection Agency, SIPA officer described how information about alleged Islamic State fighter Armen Dzelko’s activities in the conflict zone in Syria was gathered.
A Bosnian State Investigation and Protection Agency, SIPA officer testified at the state court how Jasmin Keserovic, who is accused of fighting for a terrorist organisation in Syria, was identified.
The trial of Senad Kasupovic began at the Bosnian state court, with the defendant’s lawyer saying he will testify about the time he spent in Syria, where he is accused of fighting for the so-called Islamic State.
The state prosecution requested an extension of Milarem Berbic and Hamza Labidi’s custody remands after the confirmation of indictments charging them with unlawfully joining foreign paramilitary groups.
At the beginning of the terrorism trials of Jasmin Keserovic and Armen Dzelk, who are both accused of going to fight in Syria, defence lawyers said they will be seeking to strike plea bargains.
The Bosnian state prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina has requested extended custody remands for Senad Kasupovic and Jasmin Keserovic after they were both indicted for terrorism.
The Bosnian state prosecution filed a motion calling for an extended custody remand for Armen Dzelko, who is charged with organising a terrorist group with the aim of fighting in Syria and Iraq.
The state prosecution requested extension to Milarem Berbic’s custody remand so it can complete its investigation into his involvement in the fighting in Syria.
The Bosnian state prosecution requested an extension to the custody remand for Muharem Dunic, who is suspected fighting for Islamic State in Syria, because it is still waiting for evidence to arrive from Austria.