The Constitutional Court in Pristina is expected today to announce the indictment against Milorad Djokovic, charged with war crimes against the civilian population in the village of Ozdrim of Pec and surrounding villages.
The announcement of the act is scheduled for 13:30, Special Department.
According to the indictment compiled on June 23rd 2023, Djokovic was charged that during 1998, 1999, as a member of Serbian police and military forces, he has participated in murders, raids, beatings, arrests, torture and inhumane treatment of Albanian civilians. The Act also charges it with maintaining slavery, deportation, and deportation of the civilian population.
The Prosecution file describes a military-cop offensive during May 1999, when Serb forces allegedly surrounded and attacked Ozdrim in three directions.
According to the indictment, six Albanian civilians were killed during the attack, while three injured were originally sent to the Pec Hospital, then executed and buried in Lutoglava. Five other civilians, who were allegedly killed during the offensive, found missing, as their troops were not found.
The prosecution claims that during the same action about 40 persons were arrested, who were held for three days in a garage called the Shupa of Shemitão, near the police substation in Ozdrim. They were allegedly left without food and water and were physically tortured.
After three days, 12 people were released, while another 28 were transferred to Pec and later to the Leskovci prison in Serbia, where, according to the indictment, they continued the mistreatment.
Djokovic has not pleaded guilty to the charges charged.
Note: Those who are referred to in this article are represented innocent until their guilt is proved by court – form decision.
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