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FORMER TOP OFFICIAL TO BE INTERVIEWED BY HAGUE INVESTIGATORS

ZAGREB, Feb 20 (Hina) - Hrvoje Sarinic, a former Croatian prime minister and ex-President Franjo Tudjman's chief-of-staff, told state television on Thursday he would be interviewed by investigators from the war crimes tribunal in The Hague in a few days.
ZAGREB, Feb 20 (Hina) - Hrvoje Sarinic, a former Croatian prime minister and ex-President Franjo Tudjman's chief-of-staff, told state television on Thursday he would be interviewed by investigators from the war crimes tribunal in The Hague in a few days. #L# Sarinic said he learned in contacts with the U.N. court's representatives that the interview would focus on events from 1991, namely talks the then presidents of Serbia and Croatia, Slobodan Milosevic and Tudjman, held in Karadjordjevo and Tikves and which Sarinic mentioned in his book "All My Secret Negotiations with Slobodan Milosevic". Sarinic believes everything the investigators are interested in is within the context of Milosevic's trial in The Hague. "I think he has already filled the maximum penalty that he can get, so my testimony may only be the completion of what witnesses have said." Asked if he was afraid that from witness he might become a suspect, Sarinic said he could not see which elements from his book might bring him into that situation. Asked if one could talk about negotiations with Milosevic without putting the late Tudjman into a negative light, Sarinic said the Hague investigators would certainly insist on discussing Croatia's military and political steps at the time in question. Recalling that the Hague tribunal had been preparing an indictment against Tudjman, Sarinic said the positive in Tudjman's actions had been the fact that all of his negotiations put the accent on the liberation of Croatian areas then occupied by Serb rebels. Sarinic confirmed his interview with the three Hague investigators would be held in their Zagreb office and that he would not be accompanied by an attorney. Quoting unofficial sources, the state television's evening newscast said the interview would take place next week and last three days. As Tudjman's chief-of-staff and one of his closest associates, Sarinic held numerous negotiations with Serb rebels' representatives and Milosevic himself, whom he secretly met on several occasions. During the war, they met 13 times between 12 November 1993 and 20 September 1995. The last meeting took place in March 1998. The meetings were held in and around Belgrade. (hina) ha

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