Vučić Questions Mladić's Detention, Calls it Inhumane ↗
Front page leadSerbian President Aleksandar Vučić expressed his confusion about why Ratko Mladić is not being released from The Hague, stating that the continued detention is inhumane.
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The front page of Oslobođenje, a news website from Bosnia and Herzegovina, features a prominent story on Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić questioning the detention of Ratko Mladić. Other domestic news includes a report on a referee being beaten at a local tournament and a commentary on political…
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