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Wake-up Service 7/9: Mladic Buried in Serbia • Rutte Questioned Again

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Good morning! Former Prime Minister Mark Rutte is appearing again before the parliamentary committee on coronavirus inquiry, and in Serbia, former general and war criminal Ratko Mladic is being buried. First, the weather: Today there will be significant sunny periods interspersed with some cloud cover. With a moderate to fairly strong southwesterly wind, temperatures will reach 24 to 28 degrees, making it summery warm in many places. Are you he…

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Good morning! Former Prime Minister Mark Rutte is appearing again before the parliamentary committee on coronavirus inquiry, and in Serbia, former general and war criminal Ratko Mladic is being buried. First, the weather: Today there will be significant sunny periods interspersed with some cloud cover. With a moderate to fairly strong southwesterly wind, temperatures will reach 24 to 28 degrees, making it summery warm in many places. Are you he…

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Ana took her life in 1994 after listening to Muslims talk about her father. But for the nationalists she was coldened by the enemies

·Rome, Italy
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"The truth about Serbia is not in the Topčider cemetery, the truth about Serbia is buried in mass graves. One day we will have to face it"

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The coffin with the body of Mladić was lowered into the grave with an honor platoon of members of the Serbian Armed Forces, next to the grave where his daughter Ana was buried. Son Darko Mladić thanked those present for the "magnificent send-off", and then through tears, as he said, "addressed his father personally" stating that he "saved the Serbian people". He stated that "the enemy tried to kill Mladic several times and to bribe him, but they…

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Hague convict Ratko Mladić was buried in the family grave at Belgrade's Topčider cemetery with church rites and military honors, and among the thousands of people in the parade and funeral procession were also some ministers of the Serbian government and officials of the Republika Srpska. The coffin with Mladic's remains was on display in the local church from this morning until noon, when [...] The post Mladić, convicted of war crimes, buried i…

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La Repubblica broke the news in Rome, Italy on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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