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Mensur Memic, Dzevad Salcin and Senad Hakalovic are three of six people, including two senior officers, arrested since September on charges of crimes against civilians and prisoners of war and violations of the laws and practices of warfare.

"According to the indictment, the accused participated in the capture and shooting of civilians from the Trusina village and of captured Croat soldiers who had earlier surrendered," the office of prosecutor Milorad Barasin said in a statement.

Ganic, 64, being held in London's Wandsworth prison, was granted bail by two judges "subject to stringent conditions" the domestic news agency Press Association reported.

He was arrested at London's Heathrow Airport on March 1 at the request of Serbian authorities.

At the time, British police said he was held under a provisional extradition warrant for alleged "conspiracy to murder with other named people and breach of the Geneva Convention, namely killing wounded soldiers."

Mubarak, 81, had successful gallbladder surgery on Saturday and was released from the intensive care unit on Wednesday.

Mubarak has ruled Egypt for almost three decades. As with other occasions when he has had medical treatment, the latest incident sparked rumors about his condition. Shares dipped on Tuesday because of such talk.

Anders Hogstrom, 34, was seized in Sweden in February on a European arrest warrant issued by Poland.

The theft of the "Arbeit macht frei" sign, an enduring symbol of the Holocaust, caused international outrage, especially in Israel and among Jewish groups.

Defense lawyer Bjorn Sandin told Reuters that Hogstrom would likely appeal the ruling.