SARAJEVO, Jan 22 (Hina) - The chief prosecutor of the International
War Crimes Tribunal in The Hague, Richard Goldstone, said in
Sarajevo on Monday that tribunal officials could soon arrive in
Bosnia-Herzegovina to launch an investigation into mass graves.
After talks with Admiral Leighton Smith, commander of the
NATO-led peace Implementation Force (IFOR), Goldstone told
reporters that he could not say when the investigation would begin
but that he was certain that it would be in the very near future.
He said his talks with IFOR officials focused on the
establishing of a special office for liaison between the Hague
tribunal and the IFOR in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Goldstone said he was confident that in that way the tribunal
would get support it needed. He added that the fulfilment of the
tribunal's demands would depend on IFOR's ability to meet them.
Goldstone expressed satisfaction with IFOR's willingness to
provide all necessary assistance to the tribunal.
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