Mirna Buljugić, Author at Detektor

During a status conference held as part of the trial for Sarajevo crimes, the Defence of Zoran Dragicevic, also known as Krompir, announces that the indictee will testify in his defence and that a list of planned witnesses includes former senior Republika Srpska officials Biljana Plavsic and Momcilo Mandic, among others.

Testifying at the trial for crimes in Visegrad, a Prosecution witness says that indictee Oliver Krsmanovic was among the Milan Lukics team members, who were present in Vilina Vlas hotel, when a girl was brought and mistreated.

A court has acquitted former serviceman Mladen Markovic of war crimes charges over the alleged rape of two Bosniak women near the town of Visegrad in 1992.

As the trial for crimes in Prijedor continues, a State Prosecution witness says that her husband and brother were shot, along with other male residents, in front of a mosque in Carakovo village in July 1992.

The war crimes trial of two former fighters accused of killing Bosniak civilians in Busovaca in central Bosnia in 1993 was postponed because one defendant fell ill due to stress.

Following the presentation of closing statements by the Prosecution and Defence at the trial for crimes in Visegrad, the District Court in Eastern Sarajevo schedules the pronouncement of a verdict against Mladen Markovic for May 27.

At the trial for the crime committed in Sarajevo, the witness for the Prosecution said that defendant Goran Saric, whom some called chief, let a group of men from Jagomir go to Sarajevo.

As the trial for crimes in Prijedor continues, a State Prosecution witness says that a person known as Cica gave an order to take her husband behind their house, where he was killed, in July 1992.

As the trial for crimes in Grbavica continues, the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina presents material evidence in an attempt to prove that Zoran Dragicevic, known as Krompir, was a member of the Republika Srpska Army, VRS, and that he was among the people from whom police searched in the summer of 1992 due to crimes committed in Grbavica.

At the trial of three Bosnian Serb fighters for war crimes in Visegrad in 1992, a witness said one defendant organised convoys to remove Bosniak civilians from surrounding villages.

Mirna Buljugić

Mandic and Plavsic as Witnesses

Indictee in Vilina Vlas with Lukics Team

Bosnian Serb Fighter Acquitted of Wartime Rapes

A Cry for a Dead Son

Stress Disrupts Bosnian Croats Trial For Busovaca Killings

Verdict against Mladen Markovic on May 27

Defendant Released a Group of Imprisoned Neighbours

Husband Killed Behind House

Criminogenic Group of People

Bosnian Serb Fighter Organised Deadly Visegrad Convoys

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