Kosovo War

The victims' legal counsel at the Hague trial of former Kosovo Liberation Army unit chief Salih Mustafa, accused of illegally detaining, torturing and killing prisoners in 1999, backed the prosecution's call for a 35-year sentence.

Closing statements are continuing this week in the Hague trial of former KLA commander Salih Mustafa.

At this checkpoint, which is still under construction (the asphalt is being widened and filled several meters deep), a crew with one armored vehicle was "on duty" yesterday, and this morning only the morning shift of the Border Police.
U.S. KFOR members are stationed at two checkpoints in the municipality of Leposavic.

These measures were taken in order to enable a quick reaction in the event of a possible escalation of the situation, the response of the NATO mission to Kosovo was reported by "Lajmi". KFOR states that in order to raise awareness of the situation, it increased its presence near the Jarinje and Brnjak administrative crossings.

In the convoy, there are several Toyota Land Cruiser vehicles, a Hummer H1 armored fighting vehicle, and a bulldozer, according to "Novosti". According to reports, around 30 members of the so-called Kosovo police were also observed.

In the spring of 1999, prominent Montenegrin photojournalist Stevo Vasiljevic was covering the impact of NATO's airstrikes against Yugoslavia during the Western military alliance's 78-day bombing campaign.

That base, also known as "Belvedere", is located in the southern part of Kosovska Mitrovica.
As Veernje novosti learns, it is worrying that KFOR is participating in this exercise.
Namely, British, American, Turkish and German instructors of the international armed forces are also present in the mentioned base.

Bozidar Delic, a retired Yugoslav Army general and Kosovo war veteran who this month became one of seven vice-presidents of the Serbian parliament, died on Tuesday, Serbian media reported.

Beta news agency reported that Delic died in Moscow, where he went for medical treatment.

Ridvan Slivova has been assigned to shoot hundreds of events during his career as a photographer, but the best picture that he ever took was shot while he was involuntarily off duty.

At the very beginning of his address, Vui said that since 1999, when the Kumanovo Agreement and Resolution 1244 expelled the security forces from Kosovo and Metohija, terror has been carried out against the Serbian population and this has resulted in the persecution of more than 200.000 people and their apartments, houses, many of them were killed.