The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has confirmed the first instance verdict by which Novak Djukic was sentenced to 25 years’ imprisonment for the shelling of Tuzla in May 1995....

In their final statements, Novak Djukic and his Defence argue that the Prosecution has not proved the charges in the indictment.

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina and representatives of injured parties address the Court calling for a long prison sentence for Novak Djukic.

The presentation of evidence at the trial of Novak Djukic has been completed with the examination of General Ratko Mladic's Deputy.

The Trial Chamber rejects the motion filed by Novak Djukic's defence asking the Court to release him on bail and let him defend himself while at liberty.

A status conference is held before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, at which the parties discuss bail relating to Novak Djukic's request to defend himself while at liberty.

Defence of Novak Djukic has tried to prove he was not guilty of shelling Tuzla in May 1995 by concentrating on the direction from which the missile was fired.

Following the presentation of evidence by the Prosecution and Defence, the Trial Chamber announces that it will present its own evidence at the trial of Novak Djukic.

The Defence of Novak Djukic has completed its evidence presentation by introducing material evidence.

A Defence witness says he knows there were artillery positions on Mount Ozren, but he does not know who commanded them.