The Special Prosecutor's Office in Pristina today filed charges against 45 people in connection with an attack on police in Banska almost a year ago. The defendants are accused of terrorism
Writes UNN with reference to TV company N1.
The Special Prosecutor's Office of Kosovo announced today that it has indicted 45 people for a terrorist attack in the northern Kosovo city of Banska.
A group of people led by the former deputy chairman of the largest Kosovo Serb party, Serbian Lista, Milan Radojicic, attacked the Kosovo police on September 24, 2023, killing police officer Afrim Bunjaku.
In June 2024, the Kosovo police reported that 48 terrorists had been identified, criminal charges were brought against 45 people, and local and international warrants were issued.
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The indictment also implicates the leader of the Serb group, Milan Radojicic. The then high-ranking official of the Serbian List, the Belgrade-loyal leading party of Kosovo Serbs, claimed full responsibility for the attack after the attack.
Radojčić was allegedly in Belgrade after the attack, where he is also reportedly under investigation, but without any results so far.
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Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti has made the continuation of the dialogue on normalizing relations with Serbia contingent on the extradition of Milan Radoicic to the Kosovo judiciary.
As long as Radojicic and his group are free and under Serbian protection, there is no credibility to the dialogue on normalizing relations
The Serbian leadership has repeatedly denied any involvement in the Banska attack.
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