War crime's suspect surrenders

A senior Bosnian Serb civilian administrator boarded a plane today for the Netherlands to surrender to the war crimes tribunal in the Hague to face charges of atrocities against Croats and Muslims during the Bosnian war.

War crime's suspect surrenders
Mon, 12 Mar, 2001 - 08:18

A senior Bosnian Serb civilian administrator boarded a plane today for the Netherlands to surrender to the war crimes tribunal in the Hague to face charges of atrocities against Croats and Muslims during the Bosnian war.

Blagoje Simic, the first Yugoslav citizen to turn himself into the UN court, said he was confident he will prove his innocence of war crimes.

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