Karadzic a smuggler says NATO

A raid on the home of Radovan Karadzic has uncovered evidence that the world’s most wanted war crimes fugitive is linked to illegal smuggling, Nato said today.

Karadzic a smuggler says NATO
Thu, 04 Jul, 2002 - 15:23

A raid on the home of Radovan Karadzic has uncovered evidence that the world’s most wanted war crimes fugitive is linked to illegal smuggling, Nato said today.

The evidence was found during a raid by Nato-led troops on a house owned by the former Bosnian Serb wartime leader.

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