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New evidence of the attack of KLA on Yugoslav Army soldiers 10. 03. 2009. The War Crime Prosecution of Serbia has new evidence of the terrorist attack of the KLA on Yugoslav Army border soldiers on 30 September 1998 in the Kosara region, when five soldiers were killed and two were injured. The evidence includes a video footage of the ambush, RTS reports. The KLA terrorist group, led by Agim Ramadani from an Albanian base, crossed the Yugoslav border and set an ambush to the soldiers. The new evidence partly refers to the case of trade in organs of some 300 kidnapped Kosmet Serbs, who were transferred to camps in northern Albania in the summer of 1999. In March 2008, the Serbian prosecution started an investigation into the crimes committed against the abducted Serbs, after former Chief Hague Prosecutor Carla del Ponte wrote about that in her book La Caccia. The first testimonies during an UNMIK investigation, the latest photos and other evidence point to the fact that the main organizers and perpetrators of those crimes were former KLA leaders, including Ramus Haradiani, who controlled the border with Albania at the time. All that is more than enough to launch an investigation in Albania and also for the Council of Europe and other international institutions, Serbian Prosecution spokesman Bruno Vekaric said.
