Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci convicted of war crimes
An international court has found Thaci guilty of charges related to alleged crimes during Kosovo's 1998-99 conflict.
Hashim Thaci, the former president of Kosovo, has been convicted of war crimes by an international tribunal. The conviction relates to alleged offenses committed during Kosovo's armed conflict with Serbia in 1998-1999.
Thaci served as Kosovo's president from 2016 until his arrest in 2020 to face trial at the Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague. The tribunal was established to investigate allegations of serious crimes during the conflict.
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- Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci convicted of war crimes — Al Jazeera — All
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