In Dubrovnik, They Published Content Honoring Mladić, Three of Them Have to Leave Croatia
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Five men have been arrested for praising Ratko Mladić on social media, and foreign citizens face fines and deportation from Croatia.
It was determined that on their public and open social media profiles they posted images, symbols, songs and texts that paid tribute and expressed gratitude to a person convicted of war crimes.
Three BiH workers have been fined by a court in Dubrovnik for glorifying Ratko Mladic and will be left without work and residence permits with a three-month ban from entering Croatia, Dubrovnik-Neretva police said on Thursday, which reported two more men for the same offence. Police reported that from August 28 to September 2, they conducted criminal investigations on four [...]
It was determined that the men posted pictures, symbols, poems and texts on publicly accessible social media profiles in which they paid tribute and expressed gratitude to Mladić.
The Dubrovnik-Neretva police arrested five men for publishing content glorifying a legally convicted war criminal after his death.
All five were arrested. One man was found in the area of Župa dubrovačka, and four in the area of Dubrovnik. Police officers of the Dubrovnik-Neretva Police Department conducted criminal investigations between August 28 and September 2, 2026, of four citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina temporarily residing in the Republic of Croatia (aged
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