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CROATIAN DEFENCE MINISTRY REACTS TO "GLOBUS" ARTICLE

ZAGREB, Feb 26 (Hina) - The Croatian Defence Ministry on Friday responded to an article issued in Zagreb's weekly "Globus", in which several members of the Croatian armed forces were accused of allegedly molesting inmates at the "Kuline" military detention centre in Sibenik, and of other acts in contrast to their duties as Croatian army soldiers. Dismissing claims that the Defence Ministry had tried to sweep the case under the carpet, the Ministry stressed its security services had at the beginning of 1993, when they got word of illegal acts of several members of the Croatian army, "analysed events to establish the factual situation". The then Defence Minister Gojko Susak and director of the Croatian Intelligence Service (SIS), Miroslav Tudjman, decided to establish a commission which was to assess the security situation at the Military Police 2nd company of the 72nd battalion in Sibenik. An investigation
ZAGREB, Feb 26 (Hina) - The Croatian Defence Ministry on Friday responded to an article issued in Zagreb's weekly "Globus", in which several members of the Croatian armed forces were accused of allegedly molesting inmates at the "Kuline" military detention centre in Sibenik, and of other acts in contrast to their duties as Croatian army soldiers. Dismissing claims that the Defence Ministry had tried to sweep the case under the carpet, the Ministry stressed its security services had at the beginning of 1993, when they got word of illegal acts of several members of the Croatian army, "analysed events to establish the factual situation". The then Defence Minister Gojko Susak and director of the Croatian Intelligence Service (SIS), Miroslav Tudjman, decided to establish a commission which was to assess the security situation at the Military Police 2nd company of the 72nd battalion in Sibenik. An investigation revealed that "a certain self-will has occurred in commanders in carrying out orders", and, at the suggestion of the commission, the Military Police Administration thus dismissed military police officers Mario Barisic and Milorad Pajic. The commission did not reveal any other acts that would require disciplinary or punitive measures, and the Defence Ministry closed the case, the statement said. The Ministry added it was prepared to open up a new inquiry providing there was proof that the criminal acts mentioned in the article had truly been committed. (hina) lml mm

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