Person: Lukic Branko Archives

During the cross-examination of Hague Prosecution witness Barry Hogan, the Defence of Ratko Mladic suggests that bullets and grenades, which killed and wounded Sarajevo citizens during the war, could come from positions held by the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina, not from those held by the Republika Srpska Army, VRS.

At The Hague Tribunal trial of Ratko Mladic, Prosecution investigator Barry Hogan testified that the locations in the centre of Sarajevo, from which civilians were shot in 1994 and 1995, could be seen from Grbavica apartments, where, according to the indictment, there were Bosnian Serb sniper locations.

At the trial of Ratko Mladic, The Hague Prosecution continues presenting evidence by examining investigator Barry Hogan, who made video recordings and panoramic photos of locations in Sarajevo, where crimes against civilians were committed during the Bosnian war.

Responding to questions by the Defence of former Republika Srpska Army, VRS, Commander Ratko Mladic, his former Deputy Manojlo Milovanovic says that Mladic never ordered the killing of Muslim civilians in Srebrenica or any other places.

The Defence of Ratko Mladic suggests before The Hague Tribunal that the then President of Republika Srpska, RS, and supreme Commander of the RS Army Radovan Karadzic skipped the Main Headquarters of the RS Army in March 1995, when he ordered lower units to create an unbearable situation for Muslim civilians in Srebrenica.

The trial of Ratko Mladic at The Hague does not continue due to the fact that the indictee claims to be sick and despite doctors findings that, although under big stress Mladic is capable of attending the trial.

The trial of Ratko Mladic was interrupted after one-hour testimony by Prosecutions military expert Richard Butler, because the indictee did not feel well.

The trial of Ratko Mladic before the International Tribunal at the Hague continues with a testimony by protected witness RM-021 behind closed doors.

The Defence of Ratko Mladic suggests to the International Tribunal at The Hague that a mine-thrower grenade, which killed and wounded tens of citizens in front of Markale market in Sarajevo in late August 1995, could be thrown from one of the nearby buildings or activated on the ground.

Prosecution witness Emir Turkusic testifies at Ratko Mladics trial and denies a Defences allegation that the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina, ABiH, Staffs was located in the vicinity of Markale open market in Sarajevo in the summer of 1995.

Person: Lukic Branko

Incidents in the Vicinity of Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina Positions

Inspection of Grbavica Apartments

Photos and Recordings from Sarajevo Battlefields

Strict and Fair Commander

Karadzic Skipped Mladic

Trial May Continue in Mladics Absence

Hearing Interrupted, Mladic is not Feeling Well

Trial behind Closed Doors

Speculations We Despise

Markale Surrounding was Strictly Civilian Part of Town

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