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Rally announced in Srebrenica to commemorate Ratko Mladic’s Death

Published: August 31, 2026
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In Srebrenica, a scandalous gathering has been announced for September 2 on the occasion of a farewell to the war criminal Ratko Mladić.

On the shameful poster, the invitation was addressed to “Serbian Srebrenica”, the name that Ratko Mladić mentions in a video from the summer of 1995.

This act is particularly shameful and can be considered a simple provocation due to the fact that the citizens are invited to gather in Srebrenica, the place where the Army of Republika Srpska, led by Mladić, committed genocide against the non-Serb population in July 1995.

The criminal Mladić died in The Hague prison on Thursday at the age of 85.
In the days that followed, citizens from numerous cities in Republika Srpska and Serbia said goodbye to him in shameful gatherings.

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