Zikica Belosevic, 59, and 56-year-old Gruica Belosevic are the two people arrested on 29 October, under suspicion of involvement in war crimes against the civilian population, in connection with the pagans’ massacre in the municipality of Istog, located on 26 March 1999.
Signal Journal sources reveal the identity of the two arrested, as well as details from the police operation, during which documents related to service in the Serbian Army have been provided during the war in Kosovo.
According to signal sources, investigators from the War Crimes Investigation Directorate have long conducted investigations into the massacre, where victims were members of the Imeraj family.
Following the collection of evidence and material evidence, on September 25th, 2026 has been handed over criminal outcry to the Special Prosecutor of the Republic of Kosovo.
Zikica Belosevic arrested in Osojan, found Serb Army booklet
On the morning of October 29th, investigators have located and arrested Zikica Belosevic in the village of Osojan of Istog.
After the arrest, house control and escort facilities have been conducted on his property.
A service booklet in the Serbian Army has been found during the raid, under which he had been a part of the war until 14 June 1999.
Investigators have also secured a war veteran membership booklet and eight different photographs.
These materials are involved in evidence provided during the investigation, while their importance for eventual criminal responsibility will be assessed during the procedure.
Gruica Belosevic arrested at Cerkolez
The operation has continued in the village of Cerkolez, where around 10:50 has been located and the second suspect, Gruica Belosevic, has been arrested.
Investigators have also searched his property, but they have found no material evidence during the raid.
Both of those arrested have been escorted to the War Crimes Investigation Directorate, where they are interviewed in the quality of suspects, in the presence of authorized translators and defence lawyers.
After the interview, the Special Prosecutor has decided to ban them for 48 hours.
Zikica and Gruica Belosevic are suspected of criminal acts of war crimes against the civilian population, in connection with the events of March 26, 1999, in Iraq.
Investigations into determining their eventual responsibility continue.
Note: The people mentioned in this news are considered innocent until their guilt is confirmed by court’s firm form.
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