Goran Jungvirth
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Serbia says Miroslav Radic would not be extradited to Croatia to face trial for “supposed war crimes”.
Witness says marks on bodies of civilians suggested that they had been subjected to torture.
Prime Minister says Croatia will ask for an inquiry into how the court came to its judgment.
Testimony suggests foreign fighters had a high degree of independence, despite being formally subordinated to the Bosnian army.
Wrangling continues over whether the two Croatian officers standing trial, or indeed anyone else, were really in command of a 1993 offensive.
Witnesses give differing accounts of which of two accused Croatian officers was really in charge at the time of alleged war crimes.
As General Ante Gotovina awaits trial for war crimes in The Hague, Croatian politicians use him to score some points ahead of the parliamentary elections.
Observers following the trial of two indicted Croatian generals in Zagreb are surprised by the ruthless strategy chosen by their defence teams.
Croat politician ends protest after his demand to be released pending trial is met.