Samo prijavljeni korisnici mogu pregledati cijeli sadržaj.
ZAGREB, June 2 (Hina) - The Chief Prosecutor of the InternationalCriminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), Carla Del Ponte,said on Thursday that she would report to the United Nations SecurityCouncil that Croatia was "fully
committed" to tracking down fugitivegeneral Ante Gotovina, but added that it was still too early to saythat Croatia was fully cooperating with the ICTY. A group of attorneys representing runawaygeneral Ante Gotovina on Thursday dismissed Prime Minister IvoSanader's statement that the so-called Brijuni transcripts wereauthentic and urged the government to publish in the media the audiorecording of the transcripts and let the public decide if thetranscripts were authentic. Police on Thursday morning searched the Zagrebapartment of an ICTY fugitive, General Ante Gotovina, looking forfirearms for which Gotovina has a permit but which, according to anunnamed police source, Gotovina's wife refused to hand o