Bosnian officer surrenders to war crimes court

A Bosnian Serb army officer who served near Srebrenica where 8,000 Muslim men and boys were massacred has surrendered to the UN war crimes tribunal.

Bosnian officer surrenders to war crimes court
Wed, 15 Aug, 2001 - 17:43

A Bosnian Serb army officer who served near Srebrenica where 8,000 Muslim men and boys were massacred has surrendered to the UN war crimes tribunal.

Lieutenant Colonel Dragan Jokic has turned himself in at the tribunal's office in Banja Luka, says Slobodan Bilic, the Bosnian Serb defence minister.

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