The War Criminal Is Dead, but Lies About the Heroic General Live On - Transitions
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The crimes of the Bosnian-Serbian army leader are still being denied, harrowed or even praised
The former leader of the League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina, Nenad Çanak, has spoken out about the death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić and the way his figure is being treated in Serbia, writes Telegrafi. Çanak said it is important that Mladić be considered a convicted war criminal, describing him as a man who had violated his oath and honor as an officer. He strongly opposed the portrayal of Mladić as a hero, he told Klix.baAccordi…
The Citizens' Assembly of Novi Pazar assessed today that the attempts of certain politicians to present their relationship with Ratko Mladic as one of the issues "on which we will not agree" represent the relativization of war crimes and that the conviction of legally convicted war criminals cannot be a subject of political compromise.
Honoring General Ratko Mladic
By Alex Aliferis 8/30/2026 General Ratko Mladic died in a UN jail on Thursday, August 28, 2026. Why is this relevant? The UN and NATO apply double standards for Orthodox Christians but ignore the illegal invasion of Cyprus by Muslim Turkey. In the 1990’s, NATO targeted the Orthodox Serbs like they are doing to Orthodox […]
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