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March 01, 2002
Friday SFOR screws up again
Natalija Radic (Croatia) Balkans
SFOR seem rather good at raiding Croatian banks and overturning democratic election results it dislikes but it seems the NATO troops in Bosnia i Herzegovina are rather less good at capturing war criminals. If there were any French forces involved, no doubt Karadzic was tipped off. What a disappointing waste of time.  Comments
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