War Crime Victims from Bugojno Found at Rostova Site Identified

(Patria) - At the location of the Praulje City Cemetery in Travnik, the final identification is being carried out of war crime victims from the Bugojno area, missing since 1993, who were exhumed last year at the Rostova site.

Through DNA analysis and forensic examination of the found remains, it has been determined that the remains belong to victims: Miličević Dragan, Galić Zoran, Jezidžić Frano, and Markulj Anto.

At the scene, representatives of the families of the missing are present, as well as the legal representative of the injured parties, who will, in accordance with procedure, be informed of the identification results.

Alongside the investigator from the Special Department for War Crimes, representatives of the Institute for Missing Persons (INO) of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP), and police officers from the Ministry of Interior of the Central Bosnia Canton / SBK Travnik are also at the identification site.

Representatives of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina are participating in the processes of exhumations, searches for the missing, and identifications at locations across Bosnia and Herzegovina.