The case, "Vukotiq," the witness relates how he was forced to fight his brother.

In Zoran Vukotik's trial of war crimes against the civilian population in the Vushtrri area, witness Bekim Moussa told of the persecutions he said he and the accused had done to him.

Bekim Musa indicated in court that he was imprisoned along with his brother while confessing how Vukotic had forced the two brothers to fight each other.

“Zorani forced me to beat up my brother Shukriun”, said witness Musa.

He then explained in detail how this beating happened.

They've got us face-to-face in the ring and they told us to beat up. We started beating up a little bit, then Zoran punched me and said no more. After that I told my brother better to beat me than to beat us and we started beating each other”, said witness Musa.

Responding to the prosecutor's questions about how the prisoners behaved in Smreconica when Zoran Vukotti was in exchange, the witness said there were prisoners who would not go to the prison kitchen to avoid torture.

When we've been in Smrekonica Prison, I know that when it was time for Zoran to stand guard, all the prisoners were scared. There are also those who have not even eaten because of fear of him”, the witness said.

He mentioned yet another occasion when he said he was beaten by Zoran Vukotqi.

“Zoran beat me with his hands when I went to the kitchen to eat bread”, the witness said.

Bekim Musa said he heard that the accused Vukotic had now forced a prisoner to beat his father.

I haven't seen him since I saw him, but I have a feeling that they've made the boy beat up my father and it's all very bad, that it's hard for my son to beat up there's no, much less when you're forced to,”, the witness said.

At the previous session, one of the witnesses indicated that he had seen Vukotiqi kill a 14-year-old in Vushtrri Studies.

The Special Prosecutor of the Republic of Kosovo accuses Zoran Vukotovic of war crimes against the civilian population.

According to the indictment, the accused between May 2nd and 3rd 1999, in his capacity as a reserve police official from the police station in Vushtrri to co-ordination with other members from the ranks of Serbian forces participated in the attack on the Albanian civilian population, which was travelling to the village of Upper Studies in Central Studies.

During this time, according to the indictment, the civil population is deliberately subjected to brutal and illegal killings, nonhuman treatment, endless suffering, deportation, and the application of terror measures.

Among these civilians killed, wounded and treated unhumanally for whom the accused carries direct responsibility or in collaboration with others were: Ekrem Mulacu, Xhavit Mulacu, Fatmir (Ahmet) Gerjaliu, Ashref Rasica, Adnan Bulnjak, Ademi, an unidentified 14-year-old, Haki Ademi, Shaip Gerjaliu and Musa Gerjaliu.

Another indictment against Vukotic was established on 17 May this year by the Kosovo Special Prosecutor.

Vukotovic is charged with co-ordination with accused Goroljub Paunovic, the quality of the Serbian police reserve, dressed in Serbian police and army uniforms and armed with knives, pistols and automatic rifles, beating and plundering various civilians of Albanian nationality through the courtyards and neighborhood houses.

The further indictment shows that Paunovic's Vukotovic deliberately beaten and then killed four Albanian civilians identified as: Enver Rustoll, Hamdi Fazliu, Avdula Fazliu, and Fahredin Fazliu.

Vukotic is also accused of inhuman treatment of 17 persons who, according to the indictment, caused serious physical and psychic injuries that the injured still bear.

Vukotic is also charged that he deliberately and violently robbed money in various sums, gold and other valuables from Albanian national civilians, namely, eight injured and witness simultaneously.

Vukotovic has been declared innocent in relation to the two charges filed against him. He was extradited from Montenegro to Kosovo in November 2016.