Danish Prosecutor to Cooperate with Serbian Counterpart

The Danish Special Prosecutor for International Crimes, Brigitte Vestberg, is willing to interview witnesses to the alleged killings of Serb civilians in Croatia in 1995.

Tanjug, B92

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