State Honors for a Genocide: How russia and Serbia Rewrite Ratko Mladić
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Episode State Honors for a Genocide: How russia and Serbia Rewrite Ratko Mladić
Bottom Line: After Ratko Mladić died in UN custody in The Hague on August 27, 2026, the russian Foreign Ministry called the judgments against him “cannibalistic” and alleged anti-Serbian bias “whatever the factual circumstances”. Omitting Srebrenica and Sarajevo, the communiqué subordinates evidence to allegiance, inverting Nuremberg and recycling moscow’s 2006 Milošević template, while Serbia prepares state honors. The conclusion is that moscow is promising those committing atrocities in Ukraine political protection beyond conviction and even death.
State Honors for a Genocide: How russia and Serbia Rewrite Ratko Mladić By Giorgio Provinciali and Alla Perdei · 2 September 2026 · terykon.com
Narrated by an AI-generated voice. Text by Giorgio Provinciali and Alla Perdei (Terykon).
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