A bi-partisan US Congress delegation has demanded the arrest of former senior Serbian police officer Goran Radosavljevic aka Guri over the killing of three Kosovo Albanian US citizens in 1999, Belgrade daily Blic said on Monday.
The delegation met with President Aleksandar Vucic during last week’s security conference in Munich to demand Radosavljevic’s arrest and extradition.
Goran "Guri" Radosavljevic has told Radio Free Europe (RFE) that he is "neither interested in nor affected by the decision of the US State Department."
The decision in question banns the former commander of the Serbian Gendarmerie from entering the United States.
It was previously announced that the decision was made because of Radosavljevic's (alleged) involvement in the case of the Bytyqi brothers. The same decision applies to his wife and daughter.
Justice Minister Nela Kuburovic says that Serbia is committed to resolving the case of the murder of Bytyqi US citizens.
According to her, the Serbian authorities are working on this process and finding and sanctioning the responsible persons.
Portal Vesti reports that Ilir Bytyqi, whose three brothers, Ylli, Agron and Mehmet, were killed in 1999 in Serbia, met with the US Ambassador Kyle Scott in Belgrade.
He then spoke with war crimes prosecutor Snezana Jovanovic about the progress of the investigation into the murder of his brothers.
He will also meet Justice Minister Nela Kuburovic, confirmed Ilir Bytyqi to Tanjug.