ZAGREB, Feb 1 (Hina) - Croatian President Stjepan Mesic said on Saturday war crimes indictee Janko Bobetko was likely to be pleased with the findings of doctors from the U.N. tribunal in The Hague who confirmed that he was unfit to
stand trial.
ZAGREB, Feb 1 (Hina) - Croatian President Stjepan Mesic said on
Saturday war crimes indictee Janko Bobetko was likely to be pleased
with the findings of doctors from the U.N. tribunal in The Hague who
confirmed that he was unfit to stand trial. #L#
"The Hague doctors confirmed the finding Croatian doctors made
about the condition of General Janko Bobetko and he is probably
satisfied with it too," Mesic said in Sveta Nedjelja where he
attended the opening of a sales centre of the Feroterm company.
Responding to journalists' questions, Mesic confirmed he had been
invited to officially visit Mostar in southern Bosnia, to attend a
multilateral summit in Albania's Tirana, and to visit Brussels at
the invitation of the Belgian king. He is also set to visit Paris and
Lybia.
Mesic said that in Mostar he would discuss possibilities of
increasing the presence of Croatian companies on the Bosnian
market. Talks will also address opening new jobs and "merging their
possibilities with ours so that we can both benefit," he said.
"We have to turn towards resolving the problems of the present, we
cannot live in history".
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