@MartaKosEU@MartaKosEU And this was the scene on the road from Belgrade airport: Serbian police and Gendarmerie officers saluting the vehicle carrying Mladić’s coffin. A government aircraft Serbian Army soldiers carrying the coffin and uniformed state security personnel saluting the convoy
@MartaKosEU@MartaKosEU on Serbian TV his son Darko Mladić and cardiologist Dr Ognjen Gudelj allege he was “killed in The Hague” through inadequate care. Unverified claims, alongside glorification of a convicted war criminal fuel conspiracy narratives, distrust and instability in the Balkans
@MartaKosEU@MartaKosEU Thank you, Commissioner Kos. More than 8,000 Bosniak men and boys were murdered in Srebrenica. Mladić was also convicted of terrorising Sarajevo and taking UN personnel hostage. Yet Serbia returned him on a government plane and Army soldiers carried his coffin.