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Hague indictee Dragomir Milosevic surrenders
Belgrade,
3 December 2004
The Serbian government stated that Dragomir Milosevic, indicted by the Hague tribunal, has voluntarily surrendered to Serbian authorities today.
The government respected the wish of General Milosevic to inform the public of his surrender only after he had arrived in The Hague.
The government appreciates the act of Dragomir Milosevic and will provide him all necessary assistance. The government will take all measures within its jurisdiction and at the next session, it will issue all necessary guarantees for pre-trial release of General Milosevic.
The government appreciates the act of Dragomir Milosevic and will provide him all necessary assistance. The government will take all measures within its jurisdiction and at the next session, it will issue all necessary guarantees for pre-trial release of General Milosevic.
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