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Belgrade TV Program Summary: Serbo-Croatian 1730 GMT 3 Jun 01
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This document provides a summary of a June 3, 2001, Belgrade television newscast covering political tensions in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, including ICTY extradition issues and regional military cooperation.
This document is a summary of the 'Dnevnik' newscast broadcast by Belgrade RTS SAT on June 3, 2001, at 1730 GMT. The report outlines several key political developments within the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Serbia. Notable items include Serbian Prime Minister Djindjic's comments to a Spanish newspaper regarding the eventual extradition of Milosevic to the ICTY. The summary also covers internal political tensions, specifically noting that FRY Justice Minister Grubac expressed uncertainty regarding the outcome of talks between the DOS and SNP. Serbian Justice Minister Batic expressed disappointment over the SNP's stance on cooperation with the ICTY, while simultaneously sending a letter to ICTY Prosecutor del Ponte demanding the prosecution of non-Serbian leaders. Additionally, the report mentions that Montenegrin Metropolitan Amfilohije characterized the ICTY as a 'court of force.' Military and security updates included a video report on fighting near Kumanovo and information regarding FRY Defense Minister Krapovic's potential signing of a military cooperation agreement during an upcoming visit to FYROM.
Montenegrin Metropolitan Amfilohije calls ICTY court of force.
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