Men Removed From Croatia After Glorifying Ratko Mladić in Dubrovnik - Total Croatia
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Three workers from BiH were fined by the Dubrovnik court for glorifying Ratko Mladić and will be without work and residence permits along with a three-month ban on entering Croatia, the Dubrovnik-Neretva police reported on Thursday, which reported two other men for the same offense. Police […] The post Workers from Bosnia and Herzegovina remain without permits due to the glorification of Ratko Mladić and must leave Croatia first appeared in Novi…
Five men have been arrested for praising Ratko Mladić on social media, and foreign citizens face fines and deportation from Croatia.
Men Removed From Croatia After Glorifying Ratko Mladić in Dubrovnik - Total Croatia
September the 5th, 2026 – Several men, some of whom are citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, have been removed from Croatia after glorifying war criminal Ratko Mladić in the Dubrovnik area. Police officers working for the Dubrovnik-Neretva Police Administration have now conducted criminal investigations that ran from the 28th of August to the 2nd of ...
They published pictures, poems and messages in honor of Ratko Mladić.
From August 28 to September 2, the police conducted criminal investigations after receiving several complaints from citizens. It was established that men published images, symbols, songs and texts on publicly available profiles on social networks in which they paid tribute and expressed gratitude to Mladic.
A court in Dubrovnik fined the three BiH nationals, revoking their work permits, expulsion and banning them from entering Croatia for a period of three months, for glorifying General Ratko Mladic in posts on social networks.
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