Kosovo court sentences Milorad Djokovic to 10 years

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The Pristina Basic Court found Kosovo Serb Milorad Djokovic guilty of war crimes and sentenced him to 10 years in prison. The crimes involved killings, raids, beatings, arrests, torture and inhumane treatment of ethnic Albanian civilians in Ozdrim during the 1998-1999 Kosovo war. Prosecutors said Djokovic was part of Serbian forces that surrounded and attacked the village in May 1999.

WHO: The Pristina Basic Court

WHAT: Sentenced Milorad Djokovic to 10 years in prison after finding him guilty of war crimes.

WHEN: Oct 21, 2026

WHERE: Pristina, Kosovo

WHY: The court sentenced Djokovic after finding him guilty of war crimes involving crimes against ethnic Albanian civilians in Ozdrim.

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