Adem jashari massacre band
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Battle of Baballoq
Battle in 1998 during the Kosovo War
The Battle of Baballoq was a key confrontation that took place in 1998 in the Dukagjini region of Kosovo, marking one of the first major engagements between the Kosovo Liberation Army and Serbian forces during the Kosovo War.
Background
[edit]In February 1998, KLA attacks intensified, centering on the Drenica valley area with the compound of Adem Jashari being a focal point. Days after Robert Gelbard described the KLA as a terrorist group, Serbian police responded to the KLA attacks in the Likošane area, and pursued some of the KLA to Čirez, resulting in the deaths of 16 Albanian fighters and 26 civilians in the attacks on Likoshane and Çirez.[3] and four Serbian policemen.[4] The KLA's goal was to merge its Drenica stronghold with their stronghold in Albania proper, and this would shape the first few months of the fighting.[citation needed]
Serb police then began to pursue Adem Jashari and his followers in the village of Donje Prekaze. On 5 March 1998, a massive firefight at the Jashari compound led to the massacre of 60 Albanians, of which eighteen were women and ten were under the age of sixteen.[5] The event provoked massive condemnation from western capitals. Made
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Prekaz
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1 Wednesday, 23 March 2005
2 [Open session]
3 [The accused entered court]
4 [The witness entered court]
5 --- Upon commencing at 9.03 a.m.
6 JUDGE ROBINSON: Mr. Milosevic, you may continue your
7 examination-in-chief.
8 THE ACCUSED: [Interpretation] Thank you, Mr. Robinson.
9 WITNESS: DANICA MARINKOVIC [Resumed]
10 [Witness answered through interpreter]
11 Examined by Mr. Milosevic: [Continued]
12 Q. [Interpretation] Mrs. Marinkovic, good morning.
13 A. Good morning.
14 Q. Yesterday we were discussing the question related to elections of
15 judges, and we were dealing with paragraph 87 that had to do with the
16 dismissal of Judges. I'm not going to ask you about all the rest, but I
17 would like you to tell us more about this. Could you please tell us quite
18 precisely whether you knew all the judges in the municipal district courts
19 in Pristina.
20 A. Yes.
21 Q. Tell me, were any Albanian judges dismissed from their jobs at the
22 district and municipal courts in Pristina where you worked?
23 A. No one was dismissed. But in relation to this, I would like to
24 add an explanation to make things clear. A judge who's elected cannot be
25 dismissed, simply cannot be dismissed or removed from his job. According
1 to the law on judges, a judge