SARAJEVO, April 11 (Hina) - Douglas Coffman, spokesman for the U.N. Mission to Bosnia-Herzegovina, told reporters on Tuesday the investigation into the assassination of the late Deputy Interior Minister of the Federation of
Bosnia-Herzegovina, Jozo Leutar, continues and that it should be completed by the end of April. Addressing reporters at a news conference in Sarajevo, Coffman did not want to comment on media claims regarding the investigation, including those published by the Sarajevo daily 'Dnevni avaz'. The U.N. Mission neither confirms nor dismisses what was published by 'Dnevni avaz', the spokesman said. Today's issue of 'Dnevni avaz' reports on its cover that Leutar's assassins have been identified and that they are allegedly hiding in Croatia. According to a daily's anonymous source, the head of the U.N. Mission to Bosnia-Herzegovina, Jacques Klein, has informed Croatian President Stipe Mesic a
SARAJEVO, April 11 (Hina) - Douglas Coffman, spokesman for the U.N.
Mission to Bosnia-Herzegovina, told reporters on Tuesday the
investigation into the assassination of the late Deputy Interior
Minister of the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Jozo Leutar,
continues and that it should be completed by the end of April.
Addressing reporters at a news conference in Sarajevo, Coffman did
not want to comment on media claims regarding the investigation,
including those published by the Sarajevo daily 'Dnevni avaz'.
The U.N. Mission neither confirms nor dismisses what was published
by 'Dnevni avaz', the spokesman said.
Today's issue of 'Dnevni avaz' reports on its cover that Leutar's
assassins have been identified and that they are allegedly hiding
in Croatia. According to a daily's anonymous source, the head of the
U.N. Mission to Bosnia-Herzegovina, Jacques Klein, has informed
Croatian President Stipe Mesic about this. The U.N. Mission is
reportedly mediating in the hand-over of the suspects to Bosnia-
Herzegovina.
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