Before death ex-president of Yugoslavia Slobodan Milosevic sent the letter to Russia. In the letter Milosevic complained that he is given wrong medicine. The lawyer of Yugoslavian ex-president Zdenko Tomanovich demonstrated copy of the letter to journalists.

By Tomanovich`s words, the day before death Milosevic asked Russian minister of Foreign Affairs Sergey Lavrov for help.

The lawyer explained that Milosevic was given medicine used for treatment of leprosy and tuberculosis. Other contents of Milosevic letter are not announced.

On Saturday Tomanovich made an announcement that an attempt of Milosevic poisoning was made in Hague prison. In this view he requested for forensic medical examination in Russia but Hague tribunal denied the request and sent the body to Dutch Institute for Forensic Medicine in Hague.
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