The Srebrenica Memorial Center has submitted a formal report to UEFA concerning the conduct of the FK Crvena Zvezda during a recent Europa League match against Viktoria Plzen. The report addresses two main concerns: the honoring of Ratko Mladić during the game and the subsequent promotion of photos containing controversial messages via the club’s official social media channels. During the match, which concluded with Viktoria Plzen defeating Crvena Zvezda 5-1, supporters of the Belgrade club displayed banners bearing messages such as “General, great glory and thank you,” while chanting the name of Ratko Mladić.
The Memorial Center emphasized to UEFA that this display could not be isolated as the actions of only a portion of the fanbase. Furthermore, following the match, Crvena Zvezda posted photographs on its official social media platforms that visibly featured these controversial banners. The submission to UEFA details these incidents, arguing that the club’s actions and the visible support for the commemoration of figures associated with the events at Srebrenica warrant an official review.
The Memorial Center’s report seeks to address the perceived endorsement of controversial symbols through the club’s official digital channels, maintaining a formal record of the events for the governing body.
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