Funeral Glorification of War Criminal Infuriates Europe
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In Belgrade, "one private person" was buried on 7 September — in any event, this was the occasion given by the Serbian authorities — and indeed the farewell ceremony at Topchider Cemetery, from beginning to end, was held with the maximum State support: police cordoning, singing personally by the Serbian Patriarch Porfiria, honorary guests in the form of ministers, the son of the President of Serbia, the Russian Ambassador and the informal Bosnia…
The EU condemned the Serbian authorities for their participation in the funeral of Ratko Mladić. Marta Kos even canceled a planned visit to Belgrade. Vučić avoided the funeral by lying so as not to incur the wrath of the EU, and if he publicly said that he did not want to attend the funeral, he would have no chance of winning the parliamentary elections on October 25, when he will be a candidate for prime minister.
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