Suspect in Bosnia's Srebrenica massacre delays plea

A Bosnian Serb facing war crimes charges for his alleged involvement in the massacre of Muslims at Srebrenica in 1995 delayed entering a plea today at his first appearance at the Netherlands UN tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.

A Bosnian Serb facing war crimes charges for his alleged involvement in the massacre of Muslims at Srebrenica in 1995 delayed entering a plea today at his first appearance at the Netherlands UN tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.

Drago Nikolic, a former lieutenant in charge of security during the Bosnian Serb army onslaught of the eastern Bosnian enclave, turned himself in to the UN court in The Hague, last Thursday.

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