Village of Miletići

During the armed conflict between the Army of RBiH and HVO in the wider Central Bosnian region, the Croat village of Miletići near Travnik was attacked on 24 April 1993. The village was attacked by units of foreign fighters, the so-called mujahideen, who killed five civilians that day, while 35 Croat civilians were captured and taken to the unit’s camp where they were detained. The ICTY found that the attack was carried out by units of so-called mujahideen made up of foreign fighters over which Army of RBiH units did not have effective control.

The perpetrators of this crime were never punished and the ICTY considered details of the crime committed in Miletići in the cases against Enver Hadžihasanović and Amir Kubura, commanders of the Army of RBiH. The ICTY found that the attack was carried out by units of so-called mujahideen made up of foreign fighters over which Army of RBiH units did not have effective control.