ICTY TO EXPAND MILOSEVIC INDICTMENT FOR CRIMES IN BH AND CROATIA?

SARAJEVO/BANJA LUKA, Sept 3 (Hina) - The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague will expand the indictment against Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic, Bosnian Serb Justice Minister Milan Trbojevic was quoted as saying in Sarajevo daily press on Friday. Trbojevic said prominent Bosnian Serb could be possible key witnesses. The indictment raised against Milosevic for Kosovo crimes will, according to Trbojevic, be expanded on the basis of his implication in the wars in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia. The Bosnian Serb justice minister told reporters in Banja Luka on Thursday at he had learned about the existence of a list of names which could be interesting to The Hague tribunal with regard to the Milosevic case as witnesses, but he added, the manes "could also appear on the list of indictees." "I've learned from a very trustworthy source that on the list are Momcilo Krajisnik, the late Nikola Koljevic, Biljana Plavsic, and I am fourth," Trbojevic said, adding he obtained the information from "some intelligence services." Trbojevic said he personally had no insight in the list of persons secretly indicted by The Hague tribunal. The justice minister reminded that former chief prosecutor Louise Arbour had offered to make the names public if Bosnian Serb authorities immediately arrested the indictees. Her offer was refused. (hina) ha jn