One of the world’s most wanted war crimes suspects may be on the verge of being arrested or handing himself in. For weeks, there has been a buzz in the Serbian press that General Ratko Mladic’s days of freedom were numbered. Now, The Times of London is reporting that he has struck a deal for $5 million in so-called “compensation” for his family if he gives himself up to the Hague War Crimes Tribunal before the 10th anniversary next month of the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia — which he is held responsible for leading.
Top Serbian War Crimes Suspect May Surrender
HeadlineJun 20, 2005