The RS Prime Minister said he spoke with General Mladić's family and expressed regret that efforts did not allow the general a dignified end given his health condition. He then made statements about the Hague tribunal characterizing trials of Serbs as one-sided.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
Residents of Prijedor gathered at a monument to light candles in tribute to the deceased general, with a memorial service held at a local church, while veterans' leaders and military figures expressed their condolences.
Students in blockade announced a campaign from 28 to 30 August in which they will hold conversations with citizens and set up stands in about twenty municipalities and towns across Serbia. According to their statement, the goal is to build broader support through local-level conversations in different communities.
A petition to rename Nashville International Airport after Dolly Parton has gathered over 70,000 signatures in just days from initiators Lidija Popovič and Den Dion, citing her contributions to music, film and humanitarian work.
The Socialist Party president characterized General Mladić's role in establishing Republika Srpska during its founding period, describing his leadership during critical circumstances.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · SRNA (Novinska agencija Republike Srpske)
Mural posvećen četničkom vojvodi Slavku Aleksiću oslikan je danas na zgradi u blizini Parka Gavrila Principa u Istočnom Novom Sarajevu. Slavko Aleksić bio je komandant
Human rights activist Nataša Kandić stated that Mladić's trial did not close the chapter on the 1990s wars but left thousands of established facts and tens of thousands of pieces of evidence for future generations to study. She criticised Serbian media for calling Mladić a general and presenting his biography as that of a renowned military commander, and warned that propaganda over the past 13-14 years has convinced young people that Mladić was a hero, blaming weak institutions and political elites who preserve power through nationalist approaches to the past.
2 sourcesPublic orderN1 BiH · Nezavisna novinska agencija Patria
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)
Actor and union leader Darko Tomović said Montenegro had the right to prevent Draganu Mićanović from delivering a speech at a festival to avoid involvement in Serbian domestic disputes, but said the decision constituted a restriction on freedom of expression and rejected the official claim it was merely about organiser responsibility.
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
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 commemoration service for General Ratko Mladić was held this evening at a church in Vojkovići in Eastern Ilidža, while citizens and former soldiers paid respects to him at multiple locations across Republika Srpska.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Oslobođenje
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
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