Ljajic praised the arrest in Buenos Aires of war crimes suspect Milan Lukic. He said it had been the "result of intense activities and cooperation" between Serbian security forces and the international community.
Lukic, who had been on the run since the late 1990s, was the notorious leader of a paramilitary group known as the White Eagles. The Hague-based court has accused him of participating in the 1992 murders of 132 Bosnian Muslims in the eastern Bosnian town of Visegrad.
Lukic was indicted by the UN war crimes tribunal in 2000 for crimes against humanity. He has also been sentenced in absentia to 20 years in prison in Serbia for war crimes.
(AP/Reuters)
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Lukic, who had been on the run since the late 1990s, was the notorious leader of a paramilitary group known as the White Eagles. The Hague-based court has accused him of participating in the 1992 murders of 132 Bosnian Muslims in the eastern Bosnian town of Visegrad.
Lukic was indicted by the UN war crimes tribunal in 2000 for crimes against humanity. He has also been sentenced in absentia to 20 years in prison in Serbia for war crimes.
(AP/Reuters)
See also:
Karadzic's Wife Tells Him, 'Give Yourself Up'
Karadzic And Mladic Are 'Everywhere But In The Hague'
