Former Yugoslav army general surrenders
A former Yugoslav army general charged with destroying much of the ancient port town of Dubrovnik during the Croatian war today boarded a flight to The Netherlands to answer to the UN war crimes court.
Retired General Pavle Strugar, 68, and three other former Yugoslav army and naval officers are charged with suspected murder, plunder and the destruction of nearly 70% of Dubrovnik in an attempt to incorporate the 17th century town into Serbia, the dominant Yugoslav republic.
