Serbian President Boris Tadić announced that Ratko Mladić was arrested on 26 May 2011 in a coordinated operation by security agencies, stating that Serbia had removed a stain from the country and its citizens and that the action demonstrated the capacity of Serbian institutions.
Ratko Mladić, commander of Republika Srpska's general staff from 1992 to 1995, died in custody at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague at age 84, having received religious rites shortly before his death according to a local priest.
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Napomena: Fena se ograđuje od objavljenih informacija u ovoj rubrici i odgovornost za njihov sadržaj snose isključivo njihovi autori, odnosno pošiljatelji. Narod i Pravda: Ratko
The Party for BiH has called for the return of the library and books to Sarajevo City Hall 34 years after its restoration, noting that the National Library was for decades a centre of culture and intellectual life in the city.
Students and professors at Novi Sad's Philosophy Faculty commemorated one year since the police raid that began on August 26, 2025, when Dean Milivoj Alanović initiated the removal of blockading students from the building, followed by escalating police action including violence on September 5th. Two professors, Jelena Kleut and Vladimir Mihić, lost their jobs.
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