A spokesman for the Interior Ministry, Voislav Zafirovski, confirmed Thursday that the three men would stand trial for "war crimes, crimes against civilians and military captives, genocide, terrorism, rebellion, diversion and jeopardising the territorial integrity of the country." Also Thursday, Macedonia's Public Prosecutor Stavre Dzikov said Ahmeti and other senior commanders of the now disbanded NLA were not subject to the amnesty law, as Skopje holds them responsible for last year's bloody ethnic conflict.
Portparol Ministarstva unutrašnjih poslova Vojislav Zafirovski potvrdio je u četvrtak da će njih trojica odgovarati zbog "ratnih zločina, zločina protiv civila i vojnih zarobljenika, genocida, terorizma, pobune, diverzije i ugrožavanja teritorijalnog integriteta zemlje." Takođe u četvrtak, makedonski javni tužilac Stavre Džikov rekao je da Ahmeti i ostali visoki komandanti danas rasformirane NOA ne podležu zakonu o amnestiji, pošto ih Skoplje smatra odgovornim za prošlogodišnji krvavi međunacionalni sukob.