"The State of Serbia Showed that It Is on the Side of Ratko Mladic": Russian Newspaper on the Burial of a War Criminal in Belgrade
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On Monday, September 7, the former commander of the Bosnian Serb Army, Ratko Mladić, was buried in Belgrade. The general, who was sentenced to life in prison on charges of genocide and war crimes, died on August 27 in the custody of the International Tribunal in The Hague. Tens of thousands of people came to say goodbye to the general, whom many Serbs consider a hero, writes Gennady Sisoyev, correspondent of the Russian newspaper Kommersant from…
The former American ambassador in Sarajevo, Michael Murphy, criticized the current American administration for its silence at the funeral of the criminal Ratko Mladić in Belgrade.
"The images from Ratko Mladić's funeral in Belgrade yesterday were shocking. Ratko Mladić was a convicted war criminal. He was responsible for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity," Ursula von der Leyen wrote.
The people who attended the funeral of the war criminal Ratko Mladić had everything that marked the nineties in a bad way, from red berets, from
Reactions do not subside after the funeral of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić: Mujanović seeks sanctions for Belgrade and Banja Luka - But after Monday, words without action will border on complicity in a political project that apparently remains as dangerous and extremist as it was in the nineties, Mujanović concluded
On Monday of this week, war criminal Ratko Mladic, the Chief of Staff of the Bosnian Serb Army, who was convicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia of committing genocide in Srebrenica and
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