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Six former Bosnian Serb soldiers and military policemen were arrested on suspicion that they committed crimes against humanity against over 60 Bosniaks, including children, in the Milici municipality in 1992. The State Investigation and Protection Agency on Tuesday arrested Branko Jolovic, Milomir Milosevic, Nenad Vukotic, Nikola Losic, Dejan Milanovic and Radomir Pantic, all former soldiers or military policemen with the Bosnian Serb Army, on suspicion that they committed war crimes in the village of Zaklopaca in the Milici municipality in May 1992.

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A witness at the trial of Mirko Vrucinic says Serbs separated group of Bosniaks on the bridge and took them away, never to be seen again Testifying at the trial of Mirko Vrucinic for crimes in the Sanski Most area, a prosecution witness said a group of between 20 and 30 Bosniaks who “are not alive today” were separated from the others at Vrhpoljski bridge and taken away.

An ex-policeman told the trial of Djordje Ristanic, former head of the wartime presidency of the Brcko municipality, that he heard two men from the town being beaten at a Yugoslav People’s Army barracks.

At the trial of five former Serb policemen for genocide in Srebrenica, a prosecution witness said he saw Bosniaks’ corpses near a school in Bratunac and at a warehouse in Kravica in July 1995. Prosecution witness Milovan Djokic, a former driver with the military police of the Bratunac Brigade of the Bosnian Serb Army, told […]

A state prosecution witness testified at the trial of five former Bosnian Serb police officials charged with participating in the Srebrenica genocide. The witness, Mile Vuksic said he guarded buses in Bratunac, where Bosniaks from Srebrenica were transported.

Testifying at the trial of five defendants charged with participating in the Srebrenica genocide, a prosecution witness and former military policeman said he saw dead bodies in Bratunac after residents of Srebrenica had been brought to a school building on July 13, 1995.

A state prosecution witness testified at the trial of five former Bosnian Serb fighters charged with participating in the Srebrenica genocide. The witness said he transported able-bodied men from Potocari to Bratunac by bus in July 1995. The witness said that he transported women, children and the elderly to Kladanj a day earlier.

While being cross-examined at a trial dealing with the Srebrenica genocide, a state prosecution witness confirmed that Radovan Karadzic, the former president of Republika Srpska, issued an order to establish a public safety station in Srebrenica on July 11, 1995.

Testifying at the trial of five former members of Bosnian Serb police forces, a protected state prosecution witness said he saw a convoy of buses filled with Srebrenica civilians in front of the Zvornik police station mid-July 1995. He said the civilians travelled in the convoy with their heads down.

Testifying at the trial of five former members of Bosnian Serb police forces charged with genocide in Srebrenica, a state prosecution witness described the activities of the First Company of the Zvornik public safety center in Potocari and Sandici in July 1995.

Person: Pantic Radomir

Bosnia Arrests Six Serbs for Milici War Crimes

Witness Recalls Bosniaks Taken From Vrhpoljski Bridge

Policeman ‘Heard Beating’ at Brcko Army Barracks

Srebrenica Bosniaks’ Bodies Seen at School and Warehouse

Witness Says He Guarded Buses Filled with Srebrenica Civilians

Former Military Police Officer Describes Seeing Dead Bodies in Bratunac

Witness Describes Transport of Bosniaks to Kladanj and Bratunac

Vasic Ordered to Establish Public Safety Station in Srebrenica, Witness Says

Former Policeman Describes Seeing Convoy of Srebrenica Civilians in Zvornik

State Prosecution Witness Describes Bosnian Serb Police Activities in Potocari and Sandici

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