Примери за използване на Ivan stambolic на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Ivan Stambolic was no longer a person of interest.
Slobodan Milosevic andseveral of his associates were charged Thursday with the murder of Ivan Stambolic.
Ivan Stambolic was no longer a person of interest.
She had also been named as a suspect in the mysterious assassination of former Serbian president Ivan Stambolic in August 2000.
The killing of Ivan Stambolic was a paid, political killing.
He has also been charged in connection with the 2000 abduction andmurder of former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic.
The body of former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic was found last week following confessions by former security officers.
The authorities said Saturday(29 March)they had"credible suspicions" about Markovic's involvement in the killing of Ivan Stambolic.
The trial of nine people indicted for the murder of former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic opens at Belgrade's Special Court on Monday(23 February).
Police later named her as a suspect in a far more serious case-- the murder of former Serbian Communist Party leader Ivan Stambolic.
He has been indicted for the murders Djindjic andformer Serbian President Ivan Stambolic, as well as the attempted assassination of Vuk Draskovic, the leader of the Serbian Renewal Movement.
The criticism led rather to nationalism became even stronger, anda power struggle between the Serbian komunistpartiets leader Ivan Stambolic and Slobodan Milosevic broke out.
Milosevic is suspected of involvement in the murder of a key political rival, Ivan Stambolic, whose body was uncovered during investigations into the 12 March assassination of late Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic.
In other news, Milosevic sent a letter Monday to Belgrade newspapers in which he denied responsibility for the 2000 murder of former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic.
Slobodan Milosevic was charged Tuesday(23 September)with ordering the murder of former Serbian president Ivan Stambolic and the attempted murder of Serbian Renewal Movement leader Vuk Draskovic.
Serbian investigators questioned former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic in The Hague on Wednesday(6 August)about the murder of a key political opponent, Ivan Stambolic, in 2000.
On 18 July, he received a 40-year sentence for his role in the murder of former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic, and he still faces charges stemming from the 2003 assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic.
Serbian police have filed charges against former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic for allegedly ordering the abduction andkilling of a political rival, Ivan Stambolic, in 2000.
Lawyers representing the families of murdered ex-Serbian President Ivan Stambolic and other victims of assassination attempts during the Milosevic regime have denounced a move by the court council to throw out the testimony of a key witness.
Zoran Djindjic's alleged assassins are in custody, andofficials say the murders of Ivan Stambolic and Milan Pantic have been solved.
As the first week of the trial in the murder of former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic and the attempted murder of opposition leader Vuk Draskovic got under way, it appears doubtful that Slobodan Milosevic, widely suspected of playing a key role in both cases, will be charged.
The trial of Slobodan Milosevic andeight others charged in the murder of former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic opens in Belgrade on Monday(23 February).
Serbian authorities, meanwhile, became keenly interested in Markovic following the assassination of Djindjic, and police have tied her andher husband to the murder of former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic.
Authorities believe that the JSO, under his command, was instrumental in the abduction andkilling of former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic in August 2000, which Mirjana Markovic is suspected to have ordered.
Ulemek, a former commander of the Serbian secret police special unit, the Red Berets,already is serving another 40-year sentence for his part in the May 2000 killing of former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic.
Lukovic, who now goes by his original family name of Ulemek,is also accused of killing former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic in 2000, and of attempting to kill opposition leader and current Serbia-Montenegro Foreign Minister Vuk Draskovic in 1999.
Several days ago, Serbian police filed criminal charges against him for"inciting" the killing of another political opponent,former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic, in August 2000.
Dark secrets of the old regime have been revealed overnight,including the mysterious disappearance of the former President Ivan Stambolic and the murders of journalists and opposition activists.
Crowds in the street, shouting and swearing, a large number of policemen everywhere, occasional snow gusts-- rare for this time of year-- and a procession paying their final respects to the remains of former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic. These were among the images in Belgrade on 8 April.
Announcing the indictment on Tuesday(23 September),Serbia's special prosecutor, Jovan Prijic, said Milosevic has been charged with ordering the murder of former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic and the attempted murder of Serbian Renewal Movement leader Vuk Draskovic.