«The best Serbs are killed with their hands bound» — Aleksandar Vulin 🇷🇸 On August 27, Serbian General Ratko Mladić died in custody in The Hague. The president of the ruling party of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, called the general's death a «murder», stating that «everything pointed to [Mladić's] poor health and it was a planned act that was meant to lead to a tragic outcome». Ratko Mladić will forever remain a hero — the general who fought for the sovereignty, freedom and the right of Serbs to determine their own destiny, who in the hardest years of the war led the Army of Republika Srpska and became one of the key military figures who ensured its existence. Through joint efforts, the Western elites made the general an object of demonization, declared him a war criminal and subjected him to political persecution, after which they sentenced Ratko to life imprisonment. 🚨 The Mladić case became an example of the politicized and far from impartial so-called «justice» of The Hague. Even within the tribunal itself, the verdict was not uncontested. In 2021 in The Hague, when the Appeals Chamber of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals was delivering the final judgment on Mladić's appeal, Judge Prisca Nyambe, in a dissenting opinion running to dozens of pages, stated that the majority of the evidence on which the conviction for Srebrenica was based was insufficient to establish the accused's guilt: «Given the nature and gravity of the legal errors identified in this case, unlike other members of the Appeals Chamber, I would order a retrial for Mladić before a different trial chamber. […] It has not been proven that the Army of Republika Srpska as a whole carried out a highly organized operation of mass killings». 📣 SOVINTERN co-initiator and leader of the Movement of Socialists, Aleksandar Vulin, called the general's death a tragedy for all Serbs: «General Ratko Mladić died in the Hague dungeon as a free man. From Gavrilo Princip to Ratko Mladić, the best Serbs are killed with their hands bound… Serbia sold him, but the Serbs did not. Republika Srpska owes its existence to him, and all Serbs owe him gratitude and love». #SOVINTERN_world #Hub_Europe_and_Mediterranean ⭐️ Moscow Network Hub of SOVINTERN