THREE YU. INDICTEES TO GO TO HAGUE CHARGED WITH CRIMES IN CROATIA

BELGRADE, April 23 (Hina) - Among the six war crimes indictees on the Yugoslav government's list who reported for surrender to the Hague tribunal are three charged with crimes committed in Croatia, the Yugoslav government's information secretariat said on Tuesday. #L# Milan Martic is charged with the May 1995 shelling of Zagreb, Mile Mrksic, an ex-Yugoslav army (JNA) officer, with war crimes committed in Vukovar in 1991, and Vladimir Kovacevic aka Rambo with war crimes committed in the Dubrovnik area, also in 1991. The other three who reported for surrender are Dragoljub Ojdanic, former Yugoslav Army chief-of-staff charged with crimes in Kosovo in 1999, Nikola Sainovic, former Yugoslav prime minister charged with the same Kosovo crimes alongside Ojdanic and ex-Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic, and Momcilo Gruban, charged with war crimes in eastern Bosnia. The Yugoslav Justice Ministry will submit the Hague's indictments against the other 17 accused on the Yugoslav government's list, who had the chance to surrender by midnight yesterday, to the Belgrade district court on Wednesday. Under the law on cooperation with the UN tribunal, this court will act on the indictments. (hina) ha sb