Former Croat Serb chief surrenders to UN Tribunal

A former Croatian Serb rebel leader today boarded a plane bound for the Netherlands to turn himself in to the UN war crimes tribunal.

Former Croat Serb chief surrenders to UN Tribunal
Wed, 15 May, 2002 - 12:02

A former Croatian Serb rebel leader today boarded a plane bound for the Netherlands to turn himself in to the UN war crimes tribunal.

Milan Martic took a commercial flight from Belgrade to Amsterdam before his planned surrender to the tribunal at The Hague.

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