Anniversary of murder of party officials
The Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO) is marking the 10th anniversary since the Ibarska road murder of four of its members.
Saturday, 03.10.2009.
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The Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO) is marking the 10th anniversary since the Ibarska road murder of four of its members. Veselin Boskovic, Zvonko Osmajlic, Dragan Vusurovic and Vucko Rakocevic were also remembered in church and cemetery ceremonies in Belgrade this Saturday. Anniversary of murder of party officials They died on October 3, 1999, during a staged traffic accident aimed at assassinating one of the leaders of the opposition at the time, Vuk Draskovic. It was determined that the top of the Milosevic regime ordered the assassination, and that the attempt was carried out by members of the former Special Operations Unit (JSO). A lengthy court case saw two verdicts overturned, before the Supreme Court of Serbia on June 19, 2008 sentenced 12 defendants to either maximum or exceptionally high prison terms. Lawyer for the families of the victims Dragoljub Todorovic says that justice was slow, "but mostly attainable". "I must say it has been very difficult, very hard, that there was obstruction from everywhere. Before October 5, 2000, after October 5, and until recently, before [Operation] Saber, after, and during Saber. We faced obstruction constantly, either from police, courts or prosecution," claims the lawyer. The Milosevic regime fell on October 5, 2000, while Operation Saber was launched by the Serbian police (MUP), in the wake of the Djindjic assassination in March 2003. According to the verdict, the order to kill Draskovic came from former head of the State Security Department (RDB) Radomir Markovic, who was sentenced to 40 years in jail. Former JSO commander Milorad Ulemek received the same sentence for organizing the murder, as did JSO member Nenad Ilic, who was the driver of the truck used to cause the traffic accident. The Milosevic regime customs chief, Mihalj Kertes, was sent to jail for one year and six months, while then traffic police chief, Dragisa Dinic and his deputy Vidan Mijailovic received ten and six months respectively for aiding the perpetrators after the act. Former Belgrade RDB branch head Milan Radonjic, and former chief of Belgrade police Branko Djuric were acquitted of all charges.
Anniversary of murder of party officials
They died on October 3, 1999, during a staged traffic accident aimed at assassinating one of the leaders of the opposition at the time, Vuk Drašković.It was determined that the top of the Milošević regime ordered the assassination, and that the attempt was carried out by members of the former Special Operations Unit (JSO).
A lengthy court case saw two verdicts overturned, before the Supreme Court of Serbia on June 19, 2008 sentenced 12 defendants to either maximum or exceptionally high prison terms.
Lawyer for the families of the victims Dragoljub Todorović says that justice was slow, "but mostly attainable".
"I must say it has been very difficult, very hard, that there was obstruction from everywhere. Before October 5, 2000, after October 5, and until recently, before [Operation] Saber, after, and during Saber. We faced obstruction constantly, either from police, courts or prosecution," claims the lawyer.
The Milošević regime fell on October 5, 2000, while Operation Saber was launched by the Serbian police (MUP), in the wake of the Đinđić assassination in March 2003.
According to the verdict, the order to kill Drašković came from former head of the State Security Department (RDB) Radomir Marković, who was sentenced to 40 years in jail.
Former JSO commander Milorad Ulemek received the same sentence for organizing the murder, as did JSO member Nenad Ilić, who was the driver of the truck used to cause the traffic accident.
The Milošević regime customs chief, Mihalj Kertes, was sent to jail for one year and six months, while then traffic police chief, Dragiša Dinić and his deputy Vidan Mijailović received ten and six months respectively for aiding the perpetrators after the act.
Former Belgrade RDB branch head Milan Radonjić, and former chief of Belgrade police Branko Đurić were acquitted of all charges.
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