Croatian general "accepted the poison" at a meeting of the Hague Tribunal
The meeting of the International Tribunal in the Former Yugoslavia was suspended due to the fact that the Croatian General Slobodan Pollyak took a liquid, which, as he said, was poison. This happened after the verdict of the appellate commission was announced, which confirmed the conviction of the court of first instance. Pralyak was sentenced to 20 years for war crimes during a conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovin in the 1990s. According to the BBC channel, the defendant called the doctor.