
On July 13, the former army commander of the Bosnian Serbs, Radko Mladich, whom the international tribunal accuses of the Bosnian Muslim genocide, was returned from the hospital to the investigative insulator, the Air Force reports.
The trial of it will resume in the Hague on July 16. As stated in the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, a medical examination confirmed that there was no need for the treatment of Mladic.
Recall that the process of the 70-year-old Mladic was suspended on July 12 after he became ill in the courtroom.
Ratko Mladich was detained in Last year in Serbia after 15 years have been on the run. Even then, the state of health of the ex-commander was quite serious. The prosecution and relatives of the victims are afraid that he may not survive until the end of the trial, as happened in the case of the former leader of Yugoslavia Slobodan Milosevich .
In relation to Mladic, 11 accusations were brought forward, including in crimes against humanity and genocide. The investigation claims that he was involved in the events of Srebrenitsa, where about 8 thousand Muslims were killed during the Bosnian war.