I think that's the reason for yesterday's assassination. Just in the past week Djindjic' gov't announced that it would take steps to capture Gen. Mladic, that Col. Sljivancanin would be sent to the ICTY, and that it had been asked to cooperate in sanctions against Karadzic designed to aid his capture. In addition, there's talk that Legija and other Red Berets would be arrested and extradited to the ICTY. delPonte just wouldn't let it rest, despite Djindjic and others warning that the escalating demands put them in a politically impossible position.
Somehow, I doubt there'll be any more extraditions.
I hear (live radio) Frankie Simatovich and Jovitsa Stanishich are under interrogation. Seems that the video tape shown during Captain Dragan's testimony in Hague sealed Dj.'s destiny as far as Legiya was concerned.
Ironic how Dushan Mihailovich just a couple of weeks ago praised Legiya as loyal citizen and was "surprised" that media tried to link him with the 1st assassination attempt.
I always saw Dj. as being "pro"-West in the same sense as a vassal prince would have "allegiance", in other words not (as assumed in the USA) a compliment to his integrity. He was the agent of the West's directives (after the $100 million campaign funding for anti-Milo groups IN THE ELECTIONS CALLED BY MILOSHEVICH).
ANyonwe remember when he complained that after betraying Miloshevich to the anti-Serb "court" in the Netherlands that his administration was awarded $300 million, of which $225 million was immediately taken back as interest on loans? That's how being pro-West helped.