The Serbian Justice Ministry said Mr. Ceku had been indicted in Serbia on charges of "command responsibility" in relation to what it called the illegal deaths of 669 Serbs and 18 other non-Albanians in 1999.
The second case, due to begin on June 27, is expected to be more complex and to last longer, with more defendants, more tenuous charges of command responsibility and more aggressive defense lawyers who have already filed a flurry of pretrial motions.
If confirmed, which is considered very likely, General Dunford would take command from Gen. John R. Allen, who is scheduled to stay in charge until the change of command in February.
Flynn, then a colonel, in charge of the command's intelligence collection and analysis, had ambitions for expanding the reach of special operations.
Finding normal access to the city blocked, he managed to board a boat in Sandy Hook, N.J., took charge of his command and organized an operation reminiscent of the cross-Channel evacuation of 300,000 Allied troops from Dunkirk in 1940.
–If, as Mr. Giuliani suggests, the mayor is "in charge" of the "command system" of New York City, then does he bear the burden of responsibility for any faults in that system's response to 9/11?
The Pakistani Army has deployed units the length of the river in Sindh, the southernmost province, to strengthen the embankments on both sides and watch for breaches, said Lt. Col. Asad Jalali, who is in charge of a command center in Thatta.
The plans, expected to be approved Friday, the last day of the ministerial meetings here, would split military operations from training missions, putting three-star American generals in charge of both commands, said the diplomats, who would speak only anonymously, as is customary.
Maj Gen Tim Radford, who will be in charge of the command centre on Salisbury Plain, said it would make the Army more efficient.
He was raised to temporary air commodore in December, and took charge of Southern Area Command when it was established in the new year.
