Retired General Vladimir Lazarevic, who faces charges of crimes against humanity and of violating the rules and customs of war during the 1998-1999 Kosovo conflict, is now in The Hague after surrendering -- just weeks after Washington suspended $10m in aid to Serbia, saying Belgrade had failed to co-operate with the tribunal.
Penzionisani general Vladimir Lazarević, koji se suočava sa optužbama za zločine protiv čovečnosti i kršenje pravila i običaja rata tokom sukoba na Kosovu od 1998. do 1999, nalazi se u Hagu nakon što se dobrovoljno predao tribunalu -- samo nekoliko nedelja pošto je Vašington uskratio Srbiji 10 miliona dolara pomoći ukazujući da Beograd ne sarađuje sa tribunalom.