Former Bosnian commander Ratko Mladic
The Hague … News Time
Bosnia’s former military commander Ratko Mladic has been sentenced to two years ago in prison for a life imprisonment of hundreds of thousands of Muslims and war crimes. The International Criminal Justice, located in Holland, the Netherlands, condemned the 74-year-old Ratko Mladic in the war crimes of Bosnia. That he had played an important role in the massacre of the Bosnian territory Srebrenica. Earlier, the World Justice had earlier pronounced that 8,000 Muslims in Srebrenica were killed and killed by genocide. However, Judge Alphons Orie, in the hearing of Wednesday, said that the perpetrators who wronged their aim were to eliminate Muslims there. Judge decides that Ratko Mladic attacked Muslims in Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina city and monitored all the process of killing him. These crimes are one of the most serious crimes against humanity. On hearing the sentence, Ratko Mladic was shouted in the court on which he was expelled from the room court and was decided in his absence. The victims of Muslims murdered in the former Yugoslavia outside the court were present with pictures of their loved ones. And he said that more than 7,000 people are still missing. However, the court did not charge Ratko Mladic for genocide in other cities including the area of Prijedor and on this decision; the victims expressed anger and anger. On this occasion, Prijedor a person said that 3170 people were killed in Prijedor. Later, the Bosnia’s largest collective grave was discovered from that area. It is clear that Ratko Mladic is called Bosnia’s cassette worldwide. In the 90s, Serbia’s army headed thousands of Muslims massacre and abducted women.
