Son of Ex-General Mladić Reports on Father's Serious Health Condition
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- •On April 20, Serbia's Ministry of Justice announced plans to seek medical treatment for Ratko Mladić in Belgrade.
- •A senior Russian diplomat confirmed on April 21 that Russia is making efforts to provide medical care for Mladić.
- •Ratko Mladić's son publicly spoke about his father's serious health condition on April 18.
- •Mladić is a former Bosnian Serb general convicted of war crimes.
- •The timing and location of Mladić's treatment remain under coordination between Serbian and Russian authorities.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Serbia successfully transfers Mladić to Belgrade for treatment Serbian authorities will manage his medical care, potentially influencing regional political debates and reconciliation efforts.
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RUTASS (EN)Russia making efforts to provide General Mladic with medical care — senior diplomatRUTASS (EN)Belgrade to seek medical treatment for General Mladic in Serbia — Ministry of JusticeRURBC (RU)Сын экс-генерала Младича рассказал о тяжелом состоянии отцаRURIA Novosti (RU)Сын генерала Младича рассказал о его состоянии