On 16 November 1991, seven members of the Serbian army were captured in the village of Glibodol near Oto\u010dac and then all transported by military truck to the military barracks in Ogulin. Two days later, on 18 November, Ivan Mihali\u0107, a member of the 143rd Ogulin Brigade of the Croatian Army, entered the detention facilities and killed the captured soldiers from Glibodol with a burst of gunfire. Afterward, the bodies of the deceased were cremated, and the urns of the deceased were handed over to their families three months later through the mediation of UNPROFOR, the Croatian authorities, and the authorities of the then so-called Krajina.<\/p>\n
Date:<\/strong> 18 November 1991<\/p>\n Victims:<\/strong><\/p>\n All the victims were residents of Dabar, except for Du\u0161an Vlaisavljevi\u0107, who lived in Zagreb.<\/p>\n Judicial consequences:<\/span><\/strong> By a verdict of the military court in Karlovac on 26 June 1992, Ivan Mihali\u0107 was found guilty of, \u201cas a member of the sabotage unit of the 143rd<\/sup> Brigade of the Croatian Army, contrary to the provisions of the Geneva Convention on the Treatment of Prisoners of War of 12 August 1949, and with the intent to kill members of enemy military formations who were captured on 16 November 1991 during an armed conflict between the Croatian Army and the so-called \u2018Territorial Defence \u2014 SAO Krajina Knin\u2019 near the village of Glibodol \u2014 municipality of Oto\u010dac and who were temporarily held in the command building, by pointing an automatic rifle known as the \u2018Argentine\u2019 calibre 7.62 mm at the guard Josip Salopek, who was watching the prisoners, pushing him aside and entering the premises, where he demanded the prisoners who were sitting to stand up, then fired multiple rounds at them with a burst of gunfire, hitting Nikola Klisk, Milan Klisk, Ilija Klisk, Mila Vlaisavljevi\u0107, \u0110uro Vlaisavljevi\u0107, Du\u0161ko Vlaisavljevi\u0107, and Budu Cvjeti\u010danin, inflicting severe and life-threatening injuries from which they died instantly on the spot.\u201d The Supreme Military Court of the Republic of Croatia ruled on 7 October 1992 to dismiss Ivan Mihali\u0107’s appeal as unfounded and upheld the verdict of the first-instance court. After the lawsuit was filed, compensation was awarded to the families of the victims.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"template":"","class_list":["post-14672","zlocini","type-zlocini","status-publish","hentry"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n\n