Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Failure To Arrest Karadzic Seen as Preventing Return to Normalcy in B-H
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AI-Generated Summary
This intelligence report discusses the continued freedom of Balkan fugitive Radovan Karadzic. It highlights the inability or unwillingness of local officials, specifically Mirko Sarovic and Mladen Ivanic, to provide information on his whereabouts.
This document is an intelligence report from the Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) dated July 26, 2001. It provides a translation of a commentary by Gojko Beric titled 'Black hat, white pigeon.' The central theme of the report is the continued evasion of capture by Radovan Karadzic, a prominent Balkan fugitive. The text notes that while Karadzic is widely believed to be alive and healthy, official sources, including Mirko Sarovic and Prime Minister Mladen Ivanic, maintain a stance of ignorance regarding his specific location or the identity of his protectors. The commentary implies that the failure to apprehend Karadzic is a significant obstacle to achieving normalcy in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The document was distributed to various military and intelligence entities, including NATO and US military commands in Europe and the United States.
Radovan Karadzic is alive and healthy. We even know his pulse, what he does, what he lives on, and who guards him, but we do not know where he is.
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Official Assessment
The document highlights the ongoing difficulty in locating and arresting Radovan Karadzic, noting that official statements from figures like Mirko Sarovic and Mladen Ivanic suggest a lack of concrete knowledge or transparency regarding his whereabouts.
Key Persons
- Gojko BericCommentator
- Radovan KaradzicBalkan fugitive
- Mirko SarovicOfficial
- Mladen IvanicPrime Minister