14. decembar 2001. 12:45 Portparol glavnog tuzioca Haskog suda Florans Artman najavila je mogucnost da se hasko Tuzilastvo usprotivi zahtevu za privremeno pustanje na slobodu hrvatskog generala Rahima Ademija, optuzenog za ratne zlocine nad Srbima, zbog toga sto hrvatske vlasti nisu uhapsile generala Antu Gotovinu, takodje optuzenog za ratne zlocine. The ICTY spokeswoman Florance Hartman announced that there was possibility for Hague Court to reject demand for temporary release of Croatian general Rahim Ademi, accused with war crimes over Serbs, because Croatian Government hadn't arrested general Ante Gotovina, another war crimes accused. 11:45 Jutrosnja anonimna prijava da je na letovima Jugoslovenskog aerotransporta iz Tivta i Podgorice podmetnuta eksplozivna naprava, bila je lazna, receno je u Media centru JAT-a. This morning's anonymous information that an explosive device was planted in one plane of the Yugoslav Air Transport company (YAT) which travels from Montenegro, was false, the YAT Media center announced. 11:30 U Beogradu je juce potpisan Sporazum izmedju SR Jugoslavije i Turske o medjusobnom ukidanju viza za nosioce diplomatskih i sluzbenih pasosa, saopstilo je juce Savezno ministarstvo spoljnih poslova. The Agreement on reciprocal abolition of visa requirements for holders of diplomatic and official passports between FRY and Turkey has been signed yesterday in Belgrade, the Federal Foreign Affairs Ministry announced. 11:15 Predsednik Crne Gore Milo Djukanovic primio je u cetvrtak ambasadora Kraljevine Holandije u Jugoslaviji Kejsa Klompenhauera, koji mu je preneo da se stanoviste holandske vlade u pogledu buducnosti odnosa Srbije i Crne Gore ne razlikuje od stavova Evropske unije, saopsteno je u Podgorici. Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic recieved yesterday Holland Ambassador in FRY Keis Clompehauer, who told him that position of Holland Government regarding the future relations between Serbia and Montenegro wasn't different than EU attitude, it has been announced in Podgorica. 10:15 Makedonske mesovite policijske snage usle su juce, pod nadzorom NATO-a, Evropske unije i OEBS-a, u skopska sela Orlance i Lubeten. Macedonia's ethnically mixed police forces entered the Skopje villages of Orlance and Lubeten on Thursday, under international supervision by NATO, the European Union and the OSCE.
