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Ratko Mladić, Convicted Bosnian Serb Commander, Dies at 84 in United Nations Custody

Ratko Mladić, the convicted war criminal known as the “Butcher of Bosnia” for his role in the 1995 Srebrenica genocide, has died at 84 in a prison hospital in The Hague, closing a major chapter in international efforts to prosecute crimes committed during the Yugoslav Wars.
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United States Threatens Secondary Sanctions Against Countries Maintaining Economic Ties With Iran
Russia Warns Britain Over Ukraine Missile Support as Trump Downplays NATO Escalation Risks
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