Protesters Throw Stones and Pyrotechnics at EULEX, Police Report Small Fire ↗
Protesters gathered near EULEX, throwing stones and pyrotechnic devices, with police reporting a minor fire incident during the events.
Kosovo
The Telegrafi news front page from Kosovo focuses heavily on the war crimes trial of former Kosovo leaders in The Hague, including the conviction of Hashim Thaçi and others. It also covers domestic protests and security incidents related to EULEX, and touches upon health and international sports…
Protesters gathered near EULEX, throwing stones and pyrotechnic devices, with police reporting a minor fire incident during the events.
Citizens reassembled in front of EULEX, engaging in stone-throwing and using pyrotechnic devices, leading to clashes with police and two arrests.
Incidents involving stone throwing, clashes with police cordons, and traffic blockades resulted in two arrests, according to police reports.
Legal expert Ellis commented that the verdict in the war crimes trial can be challenged on both factual and legal grounds.
The leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK), including Hashim Thaçi, were found guilty and collectively sentenced to 81 years in prison by the Hague tribunal.
A man sentenced to 25 years for crimes in Bosnia has admitted his guilt to the Hague tribunal and requested release, stating that individuals, not nations, commit crimes.
Following the guilty verdict for four former UCK leaders in The Hague, Kosovo reacts with the verdict generating responses and hope for an appeal.
In a segment called 'Health First,' Feride Deliu discusses seasonal viruses, measles, and vaccination, providing essential information for parents.
The son of Jakup Krasniqi, one of the convicted former UCK leaders, is quoted as saying 'the person is stronger than stone,' possibly referring to his father's situation.
A witness in The Hague, identified as a former NATO commander, has reacted to the war crimes verdict, expressing shock and sadness.
Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi has been found guilty of war crimes by the Hague tribunal and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
The article presents unpublished images from the search of Jakup Krasniqi's home, showing investigator Zdenka Pumper at the scene.
Serbian President Vučić, after reportedly making new claims about Thaçi yesterday, today expressed expectations for KFOR to ensure security in Kosovo.
Footballer Granit Xhaka has reacted to the verdict delivered in The Hague, expressing his feelings related to his homeland.