Niall O'Doherty
pre 15 godina
In Croatia, the agressor was obviously Serbia. The Yugoslav army invaded and they were under command from Belgrade. All the evidence the Hague had on Milosevic could be used in the case of Croatia.
However, in the end, I dont foresee anything major happening.
(Tony, 19 November 2008 00:28)
Croatia was a constituent republic of Yugoslavia of which it, Serbia, CG, MK and BiH were constituent parts.
so....
1) How could Yugoslav army (commanded by a Croat-Serb), airforce (commanded by a Croat) and navy (commanded by a Slovene) invade their own country. I am deeply puzzeled by this.
2) evidence from the Milosevic trial be used in any future trial since nothing was proven against him. In theory he died an innocent man.
Remember you are innocent until proven guilty in any court of law, unless in your 'court' all Serbs and loyal Yugoslavs are guilty as hell.
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