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Will General Mladic face justice?

He is hiding on a hill in central Serbia. He is in an underground military base in eastern Bosnia. He is travelling around the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Or he is relaxing, having a coffee, in his flat in Belgrade.



Just some of the locations war crimes suspect, General Ratko Mladic, has been associated with during the past few weeks.

The question that really matters is: does the Serbian government know where he is?

Gen Mladic, 64, is charged with genocide for his role during the 1992-95 Bosnian War. Along with his former political boss, Radovan Karadzic, he is Europe's most wanted man.

He disappeared from public view about four years ago following the overthrow of his former mentor and Yugoslav president, Slobodan Milosevic.

There is no doubt that the Serbian government has stepped up its attempts to track down Gen Mladic in recent weeks, as pressure from the European Union and the UN war crimes tribunal in The Hague, has grown.

Search intensifies

The authorities in Belgrade have arrested known associates; the defence ministry has carried out its own internal inquiry and admitted members of the armed forces had protected the general in the past; the security forces are said to be carrying out operations on a "daily basis". Just this weekend, a minister said they had identified a network of 130 people who had been protecting the general.

But, as yet, no sign of the man himself.

And no one is saying whether contact has been made with the general. And no one is saying whether his former associates, undergoing interrogation, are spilling the beans about his location.

In fact, there is a deafening silence from the authorities. A veil has been drawn over what is happening. And there may be good reason.

Complex situation

Many Serbs still regard Ratko Mladic as a national hero. If he is killed in a bloody shoot-out with Serbian security forces, there could be a strong reaction from nationalists. Serbia is run by a coalition government.

Political instability is just around the corner.

Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica would certainly rather see a dignified surrender from the general. And that might be why everything is taking time, giving him space to make his own mind up to come in from the cold.

The question is, what happens if he decides not to? Will the security forces be sent in? How is all this playing out with the Serbian people?



Whilst there are many who still see Gen Mladic as a hero who should never be surrendered to The Hague, there are many who are just sick and tired of the whole affair and want it settled once and for all.

And all this at a time when Serbia faces two other critical political events. Later this month the people of Montenegro, which forms part of the federation of Serbia and Montenegro, will hold a referendum on whether to become an independent state. And bubbling along in the background is the potential powder keg of Kosovo as it embarks on talks about its final status.

It is a difficult and testing time for the Serbian government.

Izvor: BBC News

 

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MUP RS: Pomagači svi koji realizuju finansijske transakcije

BANJALUKA - Svako ko ima namjeru da sa članovima uže porodice haških optuženika realizuje bilo kakve kupoprodajne ili finansijske transakcije u vezi sa njihovim nekretninama biće označen kao direktni pomagač, upozorio je juče MUP RS.

U MUP-u navode da će prema tim licima biti preduzete energične mjere. Iz ovog ministarstva je saopšteno da je u fokusu slučaj haškog optuženika Stojana Župljanina. Upozorili su da će njegovim direktnim pomagačem biti označen svako ko sa Župljaninovom užom porodicom realizuje bilo kakve kupoprodajne transakcije u vezi sa njihovim nekretninama i preduzećem "AMP Komerc" u Maslovarama kod Kotor Varoša.

"U tom smislu posebno će biti fokusirano ponašanje i postupanje određenih rukovodnih radnika NLB Razvojne banke Banjaluka, koji i pored početnog upozorenja pokušavaju nastaviti sa finansijskim pomaganjem optuženog Župljanina i njegove porodice", naveo je MUP RS.

Kako nezvanično saznajemo istražioci su došli do podataka da porodica Stojana Župljanina namjerava da zatraži novi kredit zbog čega je ovo svojevrsno upozorenje bankama.

Pripadnici Jedinice za posebne istrage MUP-a RS pretresli su 12. marta, po naredbi Suda BiH, Glavnu filijalu NLB Razvojne banke u Banjaluci i kuću direktora te banke Radovana Bajića zbog sumnje da član mreže koja finansijski i na druge načine pomaže Župljanina. Policija je iz kuće i banke iznijela više kartonskih kutija u kojima se nalazila tehnička oprema i dokumentacija. Bajić je nakon pretresa izjavio da se istraga raspitivala za kredit od 300.000 KM koji je Razvojna banka jugoistočne Evrope tokom 2004. godine odobrila preduzeću "AMP Komerc" iz Kotor Varoša čiji je vlasnik sin Stojana Župljanina.

http://www.nezavisne.com/vijesti.php?vijest=6521&meni=2

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