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Milorad Dodik Mourns Mladic: “He Was Killed in The Hague”

Crowds and officials lit candles and marched for the convicted war criminal, while some events drew condemnation for open glorification.

Summary by Sarajevo Times
SNSD President Milorad Dodik announced the death of war criminal Ratko Mladić, convicted of genocide and other crimes. He stated that Republika Srpska will not forget his role. “The Republika Srpska, regardless of Sarajevo and political pressure from the West, remains dedicated to what Ratko Mladić was. The Republika Srpska will not forget his role, […] The post Milorad Dodik mourns Mladic: “He was killed in The Hague” appeared first on Sarajevo…

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The death of Ratko Mladic, Srebrenica's boyfriend, generated conflicting reactions in Serbia and especially in the Republic of Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina. On the one hand, a sort of collective amnesia, with celebrative reactions for his figure and his history on the social and squares and on the stadium stands, but also in the statements of various political leaders, who associated him with the "fight for the freedom of the Serbian people" a…

·Rome, Italy
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In Serbian cities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, natural events were held to commemorate the death of General Ratko Mladić, a convicted Muslim genocide prisoner.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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Memorial services were held in many cities in the Republika Srpska (RS) yesterday for the wartime commander of the Army of the Republika Srpska (VRS) and Hague prisoner Ratko Mladić, which was attended by representatives of the government and the opposition.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Reactions to death of Ratko Mladic, former general convicted of Bosnia genocide

·London, United Kingdom
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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore, Singapore on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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