The Interior Minister of Republika Srpska said he received news of the death of General Ratko Mladić, former Chief of the Main Staff of the Republika Srpska Army, and stressed that Mladić will be remembered as a significant figure in the history of Republika Srpska.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · SRNA (Novinska agencija Republike Srpske)
Nataša Kandić, osnivačica Fonda za humanitarno pravo i dugogodišnja aktivistkinja za ljudska prava, kazala je za N1 nakon smrti Ratka Mladića da se time ne
2 sourcesPublic ordernot processedN1 BiH · Nezavisna novinska agencija Patria
General Sefer Halilović, the first commander of the Army of RBiH, described direct meetings with Ratko Mladić during peace negotiations in Geneva, particularly discussions about Srebrenica in 1993, saying he rejected ultimatums for weapons surrender.
A leader of an association representing families affected by events in Srebrenica commented on General Mladić's death, describing him as an honourable military commander and characterising his trial as a disgrace.
3 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
Nakon vijesti o smrti ratnog zločinca Ratka Mladića tokom izdražavanja doživotne zatvorske kazna za najteže ratne zločine, među kojima je i zločin genocida, reporter "Avaza"
The 61st Kočić Gathering opened in Banja Luka, a cultural event dedicated to the writer Petar Kočić and his work. Officials and cultural representatives laid wreaths at Kočić's monument, with the formal opening held at the Republican Library.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
Predsjednik Demokratske narodne partije Crne Gore Milan Knežević poručio je povodom smrti generala Vojske Republike Srpske Ratka Mladića da je slava vječna, a patnja kratka.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Vijesti
Iz inicijative Gospić je naš dom odbrusili Peternelu i sličnima: 'Nemojte baš Lici i Gospićanima o domoljublju' 'Sramimo se ljudi koji su sposobni gledati tisuće
General Ratko Mladić has died. Family members and officials have expressed condolences and made statements about accountability for his treatment and his legacy.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Klix.ba
Republika Srpska's labor and veterans minister stated that General Ratko Mladić was instrumental to Serbian survival and the existence of Republika Srpska, and that his death affected those who served under his command.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · SRNA (Novinska agencija Republike Srpske)
The Hague tribunal rejected Serbian President Vučić's request to allow the ailing Ratko Mladić to spend his final days in Serbia outside prison. Vučić expressed disappointment at the refusal and said he does not understand why a dying man is not permitted to be with family in his own country.
Ognjen Gudelj, who claims to have provided eight years of medical care to convicted general Ratko Mladić, states that necessary medical treatment was not permitted. According to his account, overall conditions were not conducive to the patient's health.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
The leadership of the Veterans' organization of Republika Srpska decided not to attend a gathering scheduled for August 30 in Han Pijesak, stating the event was not organized appropriately; the organization asserts it should be the sole organizer of such events under its statute.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
Blockading students have issued a public call seeking premises from citizens to collect electoral signatures and documents, with interested property owners able to submit requests through a portal and track application status.
Czech authorities report a risk of clashes between fan groups from several countries before playoff matches for European cup places, and have deployed enhanced security across multiple cities with German police support in Plzen.
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