LEX led into retrial against Salihu brothers for the Dumnica assassination, the court is declared on November 17th

LEX led into retrial against Salihu brothers for the Dumnica assassination, the court is declared on November 17th

LEX led into retrial against Salihu brothers for the Dumnica assassination, the court is declared on November 17th

At the Constitutional Court in Pristina, today, on November 13th, the final words were given in retrial against the faithful brothers and Ilaz Salihu for Salih Salih’s murder case in Dumnica of Equipance of Podujevo, the Signal newspaper reports.

After final words, the court concluded the trial and appointed the declaration of the judgment for November 17. Upon entering the courtroom, Faithful Salih greeted the family members present.

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In the first trial, on February 11, 2026, the Court sentenced Besnik Salih to a unique sentence of 25 years in prison for murder and possession without permission, while Ilaz Salih acquitted him of the prosecution. The subject then turned into retrial.

What does the indictment say?

According to the prosecution, on March 26, 2023, about 18:08, after a dispute in Upper Dumnica, Besnik Salihu allegedly approached Salih Salih unexpectedly and shot him twice. According to the indictment, Salih Salihu died at the scene, while the accused left. Faithful Salihu is accused of serious murder and illegal possession.

Ilaz Salihu is accused of helping him commit a serious murder. The prosecutor claims that he deliberately helped his brother, promising to hide evidence after doing the work.

The accused are declared innocent until their guiltyness is proven by bias of form.

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/Gazeta Sinjali/

Source Layer: Signal

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