CROATIAN STATE PROSECUTOR ARRIVES IN THE HAGUE

THE HAGUE, July 18 (Hina) - Croatia's Chief State Prosecutor, Mladen Bajic, and his deputy, Petar Puliselic, on Thursday arrived in The Hague on a two-day working visit where they should meet representatives of the prosecution of UN war crimes tribunal, including the tribunal's chief prosecutor, Carla del Ponte. #L# Bajic and Puliselic were in The Hague last month within a Croatian delegation, led by a Vice Premier, Goran Granic. During that visit to the Tribunal, Granic announced the working meeting of top officials of the prosecution of his country prosecution and the tribunal in order to agree on the operational forms of their cooperation. During the visit in June, the two sides agreed that Zagreb would produce documentation about persons from the former Yugoslavia such as Radovan Karadzic, Milan Martic and Veljko Kadijevic whom the Croatian judiciary would not process. During the visit which Carla del Ponte paid to Croatia in May, it was agreed that the tribunal would sent to Zagreb documentation pertaining to low-profile war criminals which Croatian courts might process. Thus, Croatia recently received some documents on the abuse in the Lora military camp. The Lora trial is under way in the coastal city of Split. (hina) ms