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Portuguese government concerned about glorification of Serbian-Bosnian genocidal Ratko Mladic

RTP Notícias8 September 2026 at 18:00

The Portuguese government today expressed "deep concern" with the manifestations of glorification of Serbian-Bosnian war criminal Ratko Mladic, on the occasion of his funeral ceremonies in Serbia. The article refers to this individual as Ratko Mladic, described as a Serbian-Bosnian war criminal.

The funeral ceremonies of Ratko Mladic took place in Serbia, having aroused concern on the part of the Portuguese executive. The Government of Portugal expressed its concern regarding the acts of glorification that accompanied these events.

Ratko Mladic was a Serbian-Bosnian military commander, known for his role during the conflict in Bosnia. The article classifies him as a genocidal war criminal, without providing additional details about the specific crimes for which he was convicted.

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