Former bodyguard of Ratko Mladić gives personal account of him and the Hague trial
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Colonel Zoran Zrnić, who for years accompanied General Ratko Mladić, told Večernje novosti there is no written record, order, recording or witness implicating him in ordering crimes, recounting personal memories including their last meeting before Mladić's death. Zrnić says he was not allowed to testify at Mladić's Hague trial; Mladić died on 27 August in The Hague and was buried on 7 September at Topčider cemetery in Belgrade.
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Zrnić: Nema nijednog pisanog traga, komande, snimka ili svjedoka koji je mogao da optuži Mladića Pukovnik Zoran Zrnić, koji je godinama brinuo o bezbjednosti generala
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