With the security situation in SFR Yugoslavia deteriorating rapidly , '' Yutel '' reported from the scene about the Borovo Selo incident in early May , the Split protest several days later , and the Ten-Day War in SR Slovenia in late June and early July 1991 as well as the Dalj massacre later in the summer . It did n't take long for the differences of opinion among the ethnically diverse members of the '' Yutel '' newsroom to arise over the angle , tone , and context of various reports being produced and disseminated by the newscast on the nature and circumstances of the unfolding violent events . Suša saw what she considered editor-in-chief Milić 's initial " symmetrical " approach when it came to covering the events , that is presenting both sides of the dispute , gradually give way to tilting the coverage in favour of the Croatian cause . In addition to concerns over editorial balance , Suša further voiced her displeasure over certain '' Yutel '' editors and reporters " abandoning professional standards " , giving up on neutrality and becoming openly biased . She singled out Jela Jevremović in this regard , considering her conduct towards Bosnian Serb and Yugoslav People 's Army ( JNA ) leaders at press conferences in Sarajevo to be " rude and uncivilized "
Dalj massacre
Dalj massacre
Gordana Suša