Well, I wouldn't exactly call the Abdic followers allies of Croatia, but I wondered why Croatia would accuse an Abdic follower of war crimes, as it seems that, normally, any "war crimes" committed by an Abdic follower would be a matter for BiH (read the Hague), not Croatia.
Tropoljac:Even if that was the case, it still doesn't make sense because Abdic's Muslims didn't fight against Croats. They fought strictly against the 5th in the Bihac Pocket.
Correct. The fight was between the "Abdic People" and the Bosnian Muslim 5th Corps. RSK sometimes joined in with "Abdic People" in shelling 5th Corps.
Golly, guys, I didn't mean to start a big argument. And thank you both for lots of interesting info.
Arambasic sounded like a Muslim surname to me, although I know that Mitar is often a Serb given name. I also know that Croats, Serbs and Muslims can have the same surnames. And there has been intermarriage for generations. Here's a another possibility: I know there were a number of marriages between Serbs in Sector North and Muslims and Serbs in Bihac. They guy could be a Serb or a "Heinz 57."
Wonder what war crimes he's accused of?