United States complicity in Croatian war crimes  Video footage
about “Operation Storm”, broadcast by Belgrade TV station B92 in
August 2006, of Bosnian troops killing a Serb civilian, and of
Croatian troops harassing a convoy of Serb refugees.  By Paul
Mitchell:  Croatian conviction casts light on US responsibility
for war crimes  22 April 2011  Last week, the International
Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia in the Hague found two Croatian
military leaders, General Ante Gotovina and Assistant Interior
Minister Mladen Markac, guilty of war crimes and sentenced them
to 24 years and 18 years imprisonment, respectively. A third
defendant, Ivan Cermak, was acquitted.  Gotovina and Marcak were
accused of taking part in a “joint criminal enterprise”, the
purpose of which was “the permanent removal” of the Serb
population of the Krajina region of Croatia during the August
1995 Operation Storm military offensive, which broke a United
Nations-monitored cease-fire.  Their crimes, involving
“deportation and forcible transf