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🇪🇺🇧🇦 SERBIA HAS CROSSED A LINE.
Ratko Mladić was not a hero. He was a convicted war criminal, sentenced to life imprisonment for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, including responsibility for the Srebrenica genocide.
After his death in The Hague, his body was brought back to Serbia on a Serbian government aircraft. His coffin was received by family members and government officials as supporters gathered to honour him. A formal state funeral has not been confirmed — but the scale of official involvement and public glorification is already deeply disturbing.
At Srebrenica, around 8,000 Bosniak Muslim men and boys were murdered.
Europe must draw a red line.
I call on the European Union to make absolutely clear:
❌ No glorification of convicted war criminals.
❌ No genocide denial.
❌ No rehabilitation of the ideology behind Srebrenica.
🇪🇺 No progress toward EU membership without a genuine commitment to European values, reconciliation and historical truth.
Serbia can choose its future.
Europe — or the cult of Mladić.
It cannot have both.
The victims of Srebrenica deserve remembrance.
The survivors deserve respect.
Europe owes Bosnia and Herzegovina clarity.
NO GLORIFICATION OF GENOCIDE.
NO EUROPEAN INTEGRATION WITHOUT EUROPEAN VALUES.
— Günther Fehlinger-Jahn
Chairman, Austrian Committee for NATO Enlargement
@GunterFehlinger | https://t.co/4HINhwoD2M
#Srebrenica #Bosnia #BosniaAndHerzegovina #Serbia #RatkoMladic #NeverForgetSrebrenica #EuropeanUnion #EUEnlargement #WesternBalkans #Justice #Europe
Even as President I will stay loyal to the best Albanian Friseur of Vienna
Ever forget Austrian Albanian Friendship is eternal and we need more Albanians here in Vienna
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and opposition leader Lumir Abdixhiku agreed to nominate Bekim Sejdiu as the country’s next presidential candidate, a breakthrough that would end months of political deadlock and avoid another election https://t.co/HmC6CtonC3
NEWS - VV and LDK have nominated a presidential candidate. Bekim Sejdiu ('74) is a judge on the Constitutional Court. He studied in Pristina, Sarajevo, Ljubljana, and Bologna. Sejdiu is known for promoting social tolerance, rule of law, and human rights. https://t.co/jkPWXIUhYF
Well done, Prime Minister. Greece supported Milosevic's aggression and genocide throughout the 1990s, and mercilessly bullied Macedonia for decades to change its name. It breaks sanctions on Russia and won't recognise Kosovo's independence. It violates the rights of its Turkish and Macedonian minorities, refusing to recognise their ethnic existence and defying ECHR rulings concerning them. It absolutely should not get the Elgin Marbles back until it mends its ways. https://t.co/xjRjcA5IVh
“By giving Mladić state funeral with honours instead of throwing him into a dark pit where he belongs, Serbia is admitting that what he did was done under Serbian orders. Serbia is not shooting itself in the foot but straight in its own face,” Kusovac said https://t.co/pIsiefJadd
Válečný zločinec Mladić bude mít v Srbsku státní pohřeb.
Podle @AndrejBabis mělo být Srbsko už dávno v Schengenu.
Každá země, která podporuje válečné zločince, nemá v EU co dělat!