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ZAGREB, Nov 9 (Hina) - The Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Saturday rejected a Croatian diplomatic note following the installation of a memorial plaque to Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) general Mladen Bratic in Novi Sad, saying it did not see anything disputable in the monument because Bratic had died in a 1991 combat mission for what was then a legal military force and had not been convicted of war crimes.
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