ZAGREB, Nov 6 (Hina) - The government has no knowledge about any new indictments from the Hague-based Tribunal, which you have mentioned, said Croatian Premier Ivica Racan responding to the claims of a Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ)
MP, Ljubo Cesic Rojs, who asserted that indictments against Croatian generals (Damir) Krsticevic, (Ivan) Korade and (Mladen) Markac had arrived.
ZAGREB, Nov 6 (Hina) - The government has no knowledge about any new
indictments from the Hague-based Tribunal, which you have
mentioned, said Croatian Premier Ivica Racan responding to the
claims of a Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) MP, Ljubo Cesic Rojs,
who asserted that indictments against Croatian generals (Damir)
Krsticevic, (Ivan) Korade and (Mladen) Markac had arrived. #L#
During question time in parliament, Racan rebutted the allegations
of Rojs who claimed that the government knew about new ICTY
indictments. Racan called on Rojs to say in public, if he knows of
the indictments, on which grounds he knows of them and how he has
obtained such information.
The premier told MP Rojs that if he had good connections with the
ICTY (International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia)
Prosecution, it would be good if he offered them to the government's
disposal.
Contrary to You and Yours, who sent people to The Hague, when there
were no others there, the current government will continue, through
cooperation, to solve problems when it agrees and when it disagrees
with the Hague-based Tribunal's prosecution, the Premier responded
to the HDZ deputy.
Racan appealed on Rojs to help General Janko Bobetko over his health
problems (i.e to persuade him to be hospitalised).
"It would be better for you to help General Gotovina," Racan said,
and after he was warned by MPs from benches that he made a mistake
with the names, the PM responded "it may be also General Gotovina
and You (Rojs) can help."
"I am helping, every morning I visit Bonbetko," Rojs responded.
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