Serbian President Boris Tadic deserves great credit for this action, especially since his good friend Zoran Djindjic, then prime minister of Serbia, was assassinated in 2003 as a direct result of his courage in arresting Milosevic and sending him to The Hague in 2001.
Le président serbe Boris Tadic mérite le plus grand respect pour cela, d'autant que son ami, Zoran Djindjic, alors Premier ministre de Serbie, a été assassiné pour avoir eu la courage d'ordonner l'arrestation de Milosevic et son transfert à La Haye en 2001.