A Serbian paramilitary who took part in the massacre of 14 women and children in a Kosovo backyard five years ago was sentenced to 20 years in jail yesterday in a landmark trial in Belgrade. Sasa Cvjetan, a 29-year-old veteran of the notorious Scorpions special Serbian police unit, denied all involvement in the murders, despite initially confessing his role when arrested almost two years ago. The gunmen herded 18 ethnic Albanian women and children from three families into a backyard in the Kosovo town of Podujevo and summarily executed them, four days after Nato began to bomb the Serbs in March 1999. Full Story
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