(There was) no negotiation at all. The only contact was because she wanted to voluntarily surrender. |
before the end of September and I would be really very happy if I had the possibility to assess positively. |
He could have done it as a last act of defiance towards us. Perhaps he did commit suicide. |
He was arrested this night in Spain... he is now in detention, finally. He will be transferred to The Hague. |
I also regret it for the victims, the thousands of victims, who have been waiting for justice. |
I am a prosecutor, I have a specific mandate from the Security Council, I am not involved in politics and my task is to bring Milosevic to trial in The Hague. |
I can confirm that Mladic is in Serbia. But Karadzic, I don't know where he is. |
I cannot accept that anymore, but particularly I cannot accept anymore words and promises of full cooperation that is not arriving. |
I firmly believe that there can be no lasting peace in a society unless the criminal justice system is allowed to take its course. |
I have information he is hiding in a Franciscan monastery, and so the Catholic Church is protecting him. I have taken this up with the Vatican and the Vatican refuses totally to co-operate with us. |
I hope that will be now possible also to arrest Karadzic, so we can have only one trial with both. |
I regret deeply what happened ... It is regrettable for all witnesses, for all survivors, for all victims that are expecting justice. |
I regret deeply what happened, first of all, because after more than three years of trials, we are reaching the end of the trials by the beginning of this summer, and I think that it is regrettable for all witnesses, for all survivors, for all victims, [who] are expecting justice, but we must expect now the result of the autopsy to see what is the cause of death. |
I still have six remaining fugitives at large. Since April 2004, no one has been transferred to The Hague. |
If there was one person who was not overlooked it was Milosevic. |