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Serbian Paramilitary Sentenced for War Crimes in Croatia

A former Serbian paramilitary, identified as Čedomir Aksić or Željko Travica, has been sentenced to 15 or 20 years in prison in Croatia for war crimes committed during the Homeland War. The sentencing followed a re-trial, with some reports noting his extradition from France.

8 May, 14:27 — 8 May, 14:27
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balkan-insightMostly Factual52d ago

Croatia Finds Serb Ex-Paramilitary Guilty of Crimes Against Captured Fighters

Osijek court sentences Zeljko Travica to 20 years in prison for war crimes committed in Ceric and Mirkovci in 1991, when captured Croat fighters were abused and executed by Serb forces.

By Vuk Tesija

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First report: index-hr · 8 May, 10:47Full coverage: 6 · 5hWindow: 5h
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index-hr8 May, 10:47First to report

Srpski ratni zločinac Željko Travica osuđen na 20 godina zatvora

1h later
danas8 May, 11:56

Bivši pripadnik srpske paravojne formacije osuđen za ratni zločin u Hrvatskoj na 20 godina zatvora

n1-serbia8 May, 12:19

Počelo ponovno suđenje u odsustvu protiv Čedomira Aksića, optuženog za ratne zločine

jutarnji-list8 May, 13:05

‘Mladiće ste vodili ispred sebe zbog mina, žicom ste ih vezali. Smijali ste se kad su im gurali mozak u usta‘

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balkan-insight8 May, 14:27

Croatia Finds Serb Ex-Paramilitary Guilty of Crimes Against Captured Fighters

1h later
le-figaro8 May, 15:44Latest update

Extradé par la France, un ex-paramilitaire serbe condamné à 20 ans de prison en Croatie

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