Госпожа Карла дел Понте, главна прокурорка на Хагския трибунал, не изключва възможността да повдигне обвинение срещу генерали и пилоти на Нато, ако с нападенията си срещу Югославия са нарушили Женевската конвенция. Госпожата преди това най-грижливо ще проучи внесените в Трибунала обвинения по въпроса.Дел Понте няма да бърза ( 'Please, it's not my priority, because I have inquiries about genocide, about bodies in mass graves.'), но все пак изненадата е сериозна, особено по Коледното затишие. Боя се, че скоро ще я извикат на друга работа, но дано се лъжа. Ето я цялата извадка от The Observer: Dossier of Nato 'crimes' lands in prosecutor's lap Either I pursue this or quit, Carla del Ponte tells Emma Daly in The Hague Sunday December 26, 1999 In a quiet, secure office in The Hague a 52-year-old Swiss lawyer has assembled a dossier on alleged war crimes in Kosovo. It is a controversial document. The deeds alleged are not those of Slobodan Milosevic's death squads or fanatics of the Kosovo Liberation Army, but of Nato pilots and their commanders. There are Nato Ministers who would rather the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda were not pursuing these claims. But this weekend, while these Ministers are with their families, the new chief prosecutor of the tribunal will be considering her response to the dossier. Carla del Ponte made her name attacking her own country's habit of accommodating tyrants and gangsters with numbered bank accounts. Now, if she concludes that Nato broke the Geneva Conventions, she will indict those responsible. 'If I am not willing to do that, I am not in the right place: I must give up the mission,' she said last week in an interview after 100 days in the job. 'So I will read it very attentively and I will decide what to do. I must do my job because otherwise I am not independent and the independence of the prosecutor is the most important element.'