ARGENTINA CONSENTS TO NADA SAKIC'S EXTRADITION TO CROATIA

( Editorial: --> 6348 ) ZAGREB, Oct 6 (Hina) - Argentina has consented to the extradition of Nada Sakic to Croatia, and she will be transported to Croatia within the next 30 days at the least, the Croatian Embassy in Argentina said on Tuesday. Nada Sakic will be investigated and tried before the Zagreb County Court. "The Croatian Embassy in Buenos Aires has received on October 6 a final official statement by the Argentine foreign Ministry saying that, in line with Resolution 3649 signed by Foreign Minister Guido Di Tella on October 2, it has approved the extradition of Nada Sakic to Croatia to be tried before the Zagreb County Court," the Croatian Embassy said in the statement. The Embassy's Charge d'Affaires, Ivo Radovic, told Hina on Tuesday night that the resolution concluded the legal part of the process, as far as Argentina is concerned. President Menem, according to Radovic, is not obligated to sign the consent as had been the case in the extradition of Dinko Sakic (former commander of a concentration camp in the Independent State of Croatia during World War II), which the Foreign Minister can do. Nada Sakic, Dinko's wife, allegedly was in charge of a women's concentration camp in Jasenovac at the same time. (hina) lml 062226 MET oct 98