Your budget kills”, the prosecutor says that when he was a child, he played with the peers he was charged with killing them in the war

Special Prosecutor Ilir Morina has said that during the trial, it will be proven that war crimes indictee Milos Pleskovic has killed Mirije Dachaj's children. He has said the war crimes indictee had grown up and played with the children's1st witnesses. “In concrete cases the popular statement is best worth [...]
Special Prosecutor Ilir Morina has said that during the trial, it will be proven that war crimes indictee Milos Pleskovic has killed Mirije Dachaj's children.
He has said the war crimes indictee had grown up and played with the children's1st witnesses.
“In a concrete case, the popular saying “The defendant has grown up in the victims' neighborhood by Mrs. You'll find out, as a child, that the defendant played a joke with the children, played with Miss Mirije's children. You'll understand from the surrounding witnesses that this was part of the neighborhood children”, prosecutor Morina stated.
In this case Pleskovic is accused of committing a war crimes offense against the civilian population “during 1998-1999, in Prizren “War crimes against the civilian population”, reports the “Justice Trust”
On the other hand, in his opening remarks, prosecutor Morina said that in addition to the surrounding witnesses, there will also be persons who have survived the event.
“While the main witness is witness J.C. that can be considered and survived of this event, he will show exactly how on the day of the event went to the mountain, he will show who he was with and he will show the moment they met with the defendant and 7 other persons” the prosecutor Morina added.
While in the opening address of the damaged side's defence party, Mirije Dachaj, lawyer Gent Djind, said the accused committed criminal acts and all elements of the image of the work were formed.
“We will ask that the evidence of his profile Facebook be released, where it is seen that the same has radical Serb extremist posts and that it is seen to be with his fellow fighters, with which we consider that this too will strengthen the prosecution's thesis even more”, lawyer Djind said.
While, in the opening remarks of the defendant Pleskovic's defence, lawyer Jovana Filipovic said that, in this review, he would be able to show another perspective of his defense.
I'll try to introduce the person Milos Pleskovic from another angle. I'm just going to try to prove the truth in this procedure. This is what the injured are looking for, and what the accused is looking for, so we consider the goal to be the same”, said lawyer Filipovic.
Otherwise, according to the Special Prosecutor's Act, founded on June 7th, 2024, says Milos Pleskovic during 1998-99 in Prizren, in association with other people, violated international rule of law against civilian persons by committing the murder of victims.
According to the indictment, Pleskovic was operating as an armed group with 7-8 persons of Serbian nationalism on September 1st 1998 in Prizren, while the victims Reshat Dacaj, Binak Dacaj, Fatmir Bojaxhiu, along with the injured Fevzi Cana, Jaeger Cana and the Kastrat Union were first caught off the armed Serb group, who were later insulted in Serbian words, and we from that armed group were also seen as being accused by Pleviskoq.
At one point, according to the indictment, Pleskovic was reportedly starting to shoot with weapons of type “Kalash Nikov”, where the shooting at the scene had left Reshat Dacaj, Binak Dacaj, Fatmir Bojaxhi, while the injured Jenger Cana, Fevzi Cana and the Castra Union had survived.
On the other hand, the indictment says that family members of the deceased were allowed to take their bodies after a week of murder, which says that Reds and Binak Dachaj's troops were placed on each other, while one of them had his foot cut off, while the victim Fatmir had no head in his body.
Therefore, for these works Pleskovic is being tasked for the criminal work “wage war against the civilian population” sanctioned with Article 142 concerning Article 22 of the Criminal Law of the former Socialist Federation Republic of Yugoslavia as a law in effect in time of the conduct of criminal work.












