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Nine former members of the Yugoslav Army were sentenced to 56 years in prison for war crimes in the vicinity of Peć in 1999.

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Former member of the Yugoslav Army (VJ) Toplica Miladinovic was sentenced on April 24 before a special department of the High Court in Belgrade to 20 years in prison, for a war crime against the civilian population in 1999 in the vicinity of Peć in Kosovo.

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Nine former members of the Yugoslav Army were sentenced to 56 years in prison for war crimes in the vicinity of Peć in 1999.

Former member of the Yugoslav Army (VJ) Toplica Miladinovic was sentenced on April 24 before a special department of the High Court in Belgrade to 20 years in prison, for a war crime against the civilian population in 1999 in the vicinity of Peć in Kosovo.

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