Serbia denies that it committed war crimes: I am married to Albanian

Such a statement, Arsic has made Thursday at the initial session held at the Special Department of the Foundation Court in Pristina, where special prosecutor Father and Dema has read the indictment.

War crimes indictee Arsic is charged with taking part in the B murder. US on April 20th 1999 in Bbutovac, Pristina, as well as physically and psychologically abused A. K

Had I done so, I would not have married an Albanian”, accused Arsic added.

While his defender, lawyer Nebojsa Vlasic, said he would oppose the indictment and some evidence, as well as propose their evidence, after Judge Vesel Ismaili informed them of the right to drop the indictment and reject the evidence.

And we will always oppose the indictment and we will challenge certain evidence, and we will propose our evidence, 40 days is a sufficient time”, the same one said.

According to the indictment filed by the Special Prosecutor on November 2nd of this year, there is reportedly suspicion that Arsic is based on co-ordination with other members of the Serbian Police and paramilitary groups, in the January-June 1999 months, has participated in the expulsion and deportation of citizens from Pristina and the suburbs. The Act charges Arsic along with the other group have begun to plunder homes, as well as later with the aim of damaging Albanian property has set him on fire.
The incident holds Arsic responsible for the mistreatment of Albanian civilians, injuries as well as murder.

Arsic is accused of having participated in the now execution of the B.S. ideder, as of April 20, 1999, in the village of Bbutovac in Pristina's municipality, at the site called “Macedoncrecrees”.

According to the indictment, as long as the victim was walking, they fired him with automatic rifles, and after having been hit, they ordered the victim A.K., who was then 15 years old, to hold the body of B.S. victim on his back, even though the victim had suffered considerable physical injuries because the accused had preeminently abused him physically and psychologically, these actions sanctioned by local laws, customs of the war, and the Geneva Conventions and Staff Protocols.

Meanwhile, on the second device, accused Arsic said on April 20, 1999, in the village of Bovovac in Pristina's municipality, at the site called “Macedonia's”, originally banned the injured A.K., at the time of 15.

According to the indictment, Arsic along with other Serbian paramilitaries, dressed in high black shirts, military trousers, headscarves, who had a cross emblem with “The CCCC” was originally ordered by A.K. to remove the backpack he had on his back, and then the accused Arsic went behind his back and hit him with the automatic barrel at the bottom of the eye.

It is said that as a result of this stroke, the injured person has immediately fallen to the ground facing the meadow, thus continuing to be oppressed, tortured, and mistreated physically and mentally.

It also says that an automatic weapon was later fired as a result of which a person who later realized that it was the deceased B.S. from the village of Truda. After that, it is said that the accused Arsic is addressing the injured with the words “ahead of his mother.. look at this terrorist”. Always according to the indictment, two other soldiers who were close to the wounded B., one of them has been addressed to the accused Arsic with the words “” do not kill him, this one is disabled, and you have a disabled brother”, and in those moments the injured A.K., he has observed two other persons of Serbian nationalism named Dragan Nicic and Boban, and after a conversation he asked the same “because this basket was like this, Bob was answered <x> And Dragan Nicic was addressed in Albanian “cap for the hands of this terrorist and go tell other terrorists what you're going to find”, which because of these actions was damaged by A.K. suffers the consequences of that day physically and mentally.

With this he committed a criminal act “War crimes Against Civil Population” by Article 142 concerning Article 22 of RSFJ's Criminal Law. /Betimy for Justice