Croatian Foreign and European Minister, Gordan Grlić Radman, issued a statement following the news of the death of Ratko Mladić, a convicted war criminal. Grlić Radman used the occasion to recall the alleged war crimes committed by the military forces under Mladić’s command in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to reports from Croatian media, Minister Grlić Radman stated that the forces operating under Mladić’s command left a significant “bloody trail” across several regions.
He specifically cited locations including Rijeka, Škabrnja, Drniš, and Šibenik within Croatia, as well as areas in eastern Bosnia. Furthermore, he referenced the genocide that occurred in Srebrenica. The minister emphasized that Mladić passed away as a man legally convicted of war crimes.
Grlić Radman’s remarks underscore the official stance regarding the atrocities attributed to the military forces associated with Mladić’s activities in the region. The statement serves as a public acknowledgment of the historical allegations of misconduct committed by these forces in both Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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