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Agim Ceku: If I need to, I will defend myself before the Special Court (KIM radio)

Former KLA commander and Deputy Minister of the Security Forces of Kosovo Agim Ceku told RTV Kim in the TV Show ''Dogovor!?'' that he is ready to defend himself before the Special Court, in case he would be one of the war crimes suspects, reports KIM radio portal.

Agim Ceku is just one of the Albanian officials mentioned by media in Kosovo and Serbia as potential suspect before the court, reports KIM radio.

Lawyer Vasic: Tasic defended himself with silence (KIM radio)

Special Prosecutor of EULEX for war crimes, Paul Flynn, heard Darko Tasic, suspected of committing a war crime against the civilian population, as part of an investigation into the events in Mala Krusa near Prizren.

Darko Tasic is suspected that he and his father and brother participated in burning and looting more than a hundred houses in this village, as well as for the deportation of Albanian women and children to Albania during the Kosovo conflict, reports KIM radio.

Special Court Must Bring Kosovo’s Criminals to Justice (BIRN)

By: Shkelzen Gashi The new Special Court to try former Kosovo Liberation Army members for wartime and post-war crimes is not an attack on the struggle for independence, but an attempt to prosecute criminals. The majority of people in Kosovo believe that the Special Court is an unfair creation, but the blame for its establishment, first and foremost, lies with us. For all these years, and especially after the declaration of independence, Kosovo society has failed to create - as Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina an

Kosovo prosecution finds no evidence of Rikalo’s involvement in war crimes (media)

Kosovo Special Prosecution said in a statement today that it has found no sufficient evidence to charge the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development, Nenad Rikalo, after he was accused of being involved in mistreatement of his former Albanian neighbours during the 1998-99 conflict. “Based on a preliminary inquiry, the Republic of Kosovo Special Prosecution has concluded there is no sufficient evidence to support a war crimes case. If new evidence surface, the prosecution can open a new inquiry,” the statement reads.

Mušutište: A man from a group of displaced Serbs arrested (Kontakt plus radio)

Bogdan Mitrović (74) from Sopina was arrested in Suharekë / Suva Reka by being taken out of a group of displaced Serbs who visited their houses and the Holy Virgin's Church in Mušutište, reports Kontakt plus radio.

Special forces of the Kosovo police searched the bus that brought them, and arrested Mitrović. Mitrović was charged of serious crimes and war crimes. The police took him to Prizren, reports the radio.

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