- The Kosovo judiciary is investigating crimes committed by Serbian forces, prompted by the Recak massacre and involving the role of NATO bombing campaigns.
- Selective handling of former Yugoslavia war crimes.
Ratko Mladić was tracked down in rural Serbia.
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What happened
Ratko Mladić was tracked down in rural Serbia.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Ratko Mladić is protected by networks linked to Serbian structures in rural Serbia.Sub-event
Mladić, a figure linked to Yugoslav war crimes, was located in Serbia.1 source
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Part of
Selective handling of former Yugoslavia war crimes.Also in this story
- Marta Kos criticized Serbia's plans to honor war criminals while speaking at the Bled Strategic Forum, amidst Serbia's EU accession bid.
- The current political division in the region is impacting political stability, reflecting on the descent of former Yugoslavia into slaughter.
The entities involved
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Serbia
country in Southeast Europe
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Ratko Mladić
Convicted war-criminal and former general of the Bosnian Serb military (1991-1996)
Related events
- The International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals was asked to allow Ratko Mladić to return to Serbia.
- The UK Foreign Office summoned the Serbian envoy following controversy over Ratko Mladić's funeral and his crimes in Europe.
- Ratko Mladić's death is reported, alongside the IRMCT confirming his guilt for war crimes.
- Mladić's forces overran Srebrenica in Bosnia, while political figures discussed the country's stability and genocide anniversary.
- Marta Kos canceled a visit over the glorification of Ratko Mladić, leading to EU condemnation and implications for Serbia's candidate status.