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Ljuboten is remembering its dead as the trial begins

Macedonia's interior minister watched as police entered a village and killed seven ethnic Albanian men in 2001, UN prosecutors have said.

Video footage showed what prosecutors said was Ljube Boskovski witnessing the attack from behind a wall that overlooked the village.

Mr Boskovski is on trial in The Hague, with police official Johan Tarculovski.

One day after the imprisonment of Ljube Boshkovski, he and his lawyer signed a document stating that no police violence was used.

One day after the imprisonment of Ljube Boshkovski, he and his lawyer signed a document stating that no police violence was used.

Boskovski, known among his supporters as "Brother Ljube”, is serving the last weeks of his five-year prison sentence after being found guilty of.

Ljube Boshkovski, currently chairman of the "United for Macedonia" party, is expected to be Prime Minister Zoran Zaev's adviser on foreign investments.

Ljube Boskovski.

Ljube Boskovski, the former internal affairs minister.

It is the first trial of men suspected of committing war crimes in Macedonia. Both men deny the charges.

The August 2001 attack on the farming village of Ljuboten occurred during a six-month insurgency in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia during which the country's nationalist government fought to suppress ethnic Albanian militias.

'Criminally responsible'

Mr Boskovski, 46, was alleged to have effective command and control over the forces from his position as interior minister.

There is support for Mr Boskovski in Macedonia

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