epa07461526 Citizens of Belgrade wave Serbian national flags, carry banners with anti-NATO slogans, crossed European Union emblems, photographs of Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Commander of the Army of Republika Srpska Ratko Mladic at a gathering outside the General Staff building, after which they walked through the streets of Belgrade to the Russian Embassy, marking the 20th anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) bombing of Yugoslavia; in Belgrade, Serbia, 24 March 2019. The NATO bombing of the Federal Republic Yugoslavia began 20 years ago in which, according to unofficial sources, about 2,500 civilians and about 1,000 soldiers and police officers died in 11 weeks. In the 78-day bombardment, infrastructure, businesses, health facilities, media outlets and military facilities were badly damaged. The NATO action came after unsuccessful negotiations on a solution to the Kosovo crisis in Rambouillet and Paris, February and March 1999. The bombing of Yugoslavia ended on 10 June, with the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 1244, followed by the withdrawal of the army and police from the province and the entry of international military troops. EPA/KOCA SULEJMANOVIC
Darko Mladić, sin generala Ratka Mladića, rekao je da će njegov otac biti sahranjen u ponedjeljak, 7. septembra.
Sahrana će biti održana u ponedjeljak od 7 časova u crkvi Svetog Luke u Košutnjaku i oni koji su zainteresovani da izraze saučešće i odaju počast generalu to mogu da urade od 7 do 12 časova.
Dodao je da će nakon toga povorka krenuti na Topčidersko groblje gdje će oko 14 sati biti obavljena sahrana.
Poručio je da će general Mladić počivati pored kćerke Ana.
