According to the prosecution’s statement, the attack targeted a government military garrison in Nasir, which was overrun between 3rd and 7th March 2025. The indictment alleges that surrendering soldiers were executed, and their bodies left to rot, while others were thrown into the river. “The prosecution will demonstrate that this was not spontaneous violence, but a coordinated criminal scheme,” Ohisa told the court. The prosecution plans to call over 100 witnesses, present forensic evidence, and seek the court’s permission to try those at large in absentia. The next court session is scheduled for Wednesday, where the first prosecution witness is expected to testify.