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23.04.2026
10:49:00
MLADIĆ’S CONDITION MOST SEVERE TO DATE, HASN'T BEEN GIVEN IV YET
BELGRADE, APRIL 23 /SRNA/ – Serbian General Ratko Mladić is in the most severe condition he has ever been in, according to assessments by Serbian doctors who examined him in the detention unit of the Hague tribunal, his son Darko Mladić said in a statement to SRNA, stressing that the authorities in the Hague have effectively decided to let him die there if he is not released for treatment in Serbia.
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