
The court in The Hague has presented its findings on Kadri Veseli's role in the case, concluding that he was a key figure in the implementation of the common criminal intent.
According to Judge Charles Smith, Veseli contributed to the identification, provision of information and neutralization of persons considered suspicious. The court also said that he appointed loyal persons to implement the plan, many of whom committed crimes or were aware of them.
"Veseli contributed to the common criminal purpose. He contributed to the identification, provision of information and neutralization of persons considered suspicious. Veseli was a key member in the implementation of the common criminal purpose. He appointed loyal persons to ensure the effective implementation of the plan. Many of these persons committed crimes or were aware of their commission. Veseli participated in and encouraged the crimes," Smith said.