Slobodan Milosevic's war crimes trial postponed due to defendant's illness

The war crimes trial of
former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic was postponed
Wednesday because the defendant came down with the flu.
Presiding Judge Patrick Robinson postponed hearings until
Thursday and Milosevic was to be seen by doctors later in
the day and a medical report was to be submitted to the
court.
Milosevic, 63, is defending himself against 66 counts of
war crimes during a decade of Balkan wars. His heart
condition brought hearings to a standstill last year.