Serbian police and members of the Gendarmerie saluted the convoy that was transporting the coffin of the convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić through Belgrade, following the body to the Military Medical Academy. (translated)
A mural with the inscription Boulevard of Ratko Mladić appeared in Novi Sad after the war criminal died, which has reignited controversies about his legacy in Serbia. (translated)
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, announced that the body of General Ratko Mladić will arrive in Serbia late in the afternoon, and the arrival of tens of thousands of people for his funeral is expected. (translated)
The body of Ratko Mladić, found guilty of genocide, has been transported to Belgrade, where his funeral with the highest state honors is scheduled for Monday. (translated)
The body of the deceased Bosnian-Serb war criminal Ratko Mladic has arrived in Serbia, where a memorial is scheduled in Belgrade on Saturday, but he will not receive a state funeral. (translated)
The body of the war criminal Ratko Mladic, who died in Scheveningen, has arrived in Serbia, where he is expected to be buried in Belgrade with great honors on Monday, much to the displeasure of European leaders. (translated)
The plane with the body of war criminal Ratko Mladić landed in Belgrade, with his funeral planned for the beginning of next week, and the family announced how they will say goodbye. (translated)
The body of war criminal Ratko Mladić has arrived in Belgrade, where it was welcomed by family and supporters, while authorities are preparing extensive measures for his upcoming burial. (translated)
‼️Ratko Mladić - his daughter shot herself with his gun‼️ It is said that Mladić's life was divided into two parts - before the death of his daughter Anna and after her death. On March 24, 1994, she shot herself in the family home in Belgrade with her father's Zastava pistol. Mladić gave it to her for her excellent results in the military. (translated)
The body of war criminal Ratko Mladić, who died in prison, has been transported to Belgrade, and his funeral is expected to take place early next week, with considerable controversy and admiration surrounding him among some Serbs. (translated)
Vučić announced that the remains of Ratko Mladić, convicted of genocide, will arrive in the homeland today. (translated)
The body of the former Bosnian-Serb commander Ratko Mladić, who died last week, is expected in Serbia on Thursday, where a funeral with many tributes is being prepared. (translated)
A mural titled "Boulevard of Ratko Mladic" has been inaugurated in Novi Sad in honor of the convicted war criminal, following his recent death, which has reignited discussions about his legacy in Serbia. (translated)
Ratko Mladić is the personification of crime and aggressive Greater Serbian politics of the nineties. His glorification is not a minor incident that can be ignored, but an indicator that Greater Serbian ideology still strongly influences Montenegrin politics. The masks have fallen. Statement by Andrija Mandić. (translated)
The BiH Prosecutor's Office has received thousands of reports for glorifying Ratko Mladić, while the police have not yet reacted to these reports, which include statements from politicians and posts on social media that violate the law on glorifying convicted war criminals. (translated)
Serbia is facing criticism from the European Union due to plans for organizing the funeral of Ratko Mladić, a convicted war criminal, while nationalist gatherings in the Republic of Srpska glorify his role during the war. (translated)
Ratko Mladić bo v Srbiji pokopan z vsemi državnimi in vojaškimi častmi. UDBOvka Blanka : "Upam, da se vlada v BG zaveda, kaj je na kocki." Odgovor iz BG: "Dokumenti o udbaški preteklosti EU komisarke so v kuverti in gredo medijem !" UDBOvka Blanka : "Udeležila se bom pogreba." https://t.co/XkXoH8tR0g #RatkoMladić #Srbija #zgodovina
Thousands of people remembered Ratko Mladic in Banja Luka, while reports were made to the prosecutor's office of Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding social media posts that qualify as glorification of the convicted war criminal. (translated)
Thousands gathered in Banja Luka to commemorate Ratko Mladic, a mass murderer sentenced to life imprisonment for his war crimes in Bosnia. (translated)
After the death of Ratko Mladic, the controversial tributes paid by Serbian nationalists to this convicted genocidal offender raise concerns in Europe about the denial of war crimes and the lack of confrontation with the past. (translated)
