Two recent appeals hearings ended with senior figures from Serbia and Croatia being fully exonerated. Worryingly, their acquittals were hailed at home as vindication of their respective sides’ wartime actions.
Yugoslav army’s security chief was aware of civilian killings and other abuses.
Once hospital inmates were rounded up and driven away, he knew they "would not get out of this easily".
In Bosnia and Croatia, dismay at decision that seems to scrub the Yugoslav military's role in regional conflict.
Two defendants ran Serb paramilitary units responsible for major abuses in Croatia and Bosnia, prosecution says.
Defence lawyer cites difficulties in obtaining full information about exhumed remains.
As Kosovo leaders suggest wartime commander’s acquittal absolves their side from guilt, Serbian politicians say it will make reconciliation that much harder.
Zeljko Raznatovic bragged of his killings to crowd in Croatian town, witness tells Hague trial.
Warnings that verdict could harm relations between two states, though some say little reconciliation has taken place anyway.
“Everyone was involved," former Serbian security officer says.
