Dukagjin Maxhuni released after detention in Serbia, Arianit Koci: He is returning to his family

Dukagjin Maxhuni has been released after spending nearly three weeks in detention in Serbia and is now returning to his family.

The announcement was made by lawyer Arianit Koci, who said that from the moment of Maxhuni’s arrest, he had assessed the allegations of his involvement in war crimes as unfounded, “Bota Sot” reports.

According to Koci, Serbian authorities arrested Maxhuni on August 12 in Batrovc while he was traveling from Serbia to Croatia. He was initially detained for questioning and was later taken to Belgrade, where he was remanded in custody for 30 days over war crimes allegations.

The lawyer emphasized that he had maintained from the first day that Dukagjin Maxhuni was innocent and that the allegations against him were unfounded. Now, following his release, Maxhuni is returning to his family.

Koci said he would continue his professional efforts on behalf of other Kosovo citizens who, according to him, continue to be unjustly detained in Serbia.

He said that although his options are limited, he would do everything possible in his professional capacity to secure their release. Koci added that he would act wherever and whenever a Kosovo citizen needed help, describing this as his mission.