Milosevic Indictment Adds Croatia Charges
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U.N. war crimes prosecutors expanded their indictment against former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic to include charges in Croatia, a spokeswoman said in The Hague.
Details of the indictment will not be made public until the document is confirmed by a U.N. judge at the tribunal, prosecution spokeswoman Florence Hartmann said.
The Croatia indictment, which chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte signed Thursday, did not contain a charge of genocide, Deputy Prosecutor Graham Blewitt said.
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