premise: Relatives of the victims were at Monday's ruling in Belgrade along with representatives of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, the US and Croatian embassies in the Serbian capital, and human rights activists.
  Foreign observers have been attending the trial in Serbia's special war crimes court since it opened in March last year. It was the first major war crimes case to be heard in the former Yugoslav republic.
  Serbia set up the special war crimes prosecutor's office in 2003, backed by police and detention units, to deal with allegations arising from the wars of the 1990s in Bosnia, Croatia and the province of Kosovo.
  Only six people were initially indicted over the Vukovar massacre; charges against another 11 were filed in March 2004. One of the accused died in custody earlier this year.
   What charges are included in the special court's trial?
hypothesis: to deal with allegations arising from the wars of the 1990s