From multiple cities Of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, transportation was organized or announced for citizens and former members of the Republika Srpska Army who wish to attend the funeral Ratko Mladić in Belgrade, which is scheduled for September 7.
Former Army Commander Republika Srpska Ratko Mladić was sentenced to life imprisonment before the Hague Tribunal genocidal and others war crimes.
The Veterans’ Organization of the Republic of Srpska (BORS) announced earlier that it will organize transportation for those interested, Bijeljina.org reported, citing the Srna agency.
Subsequently, some local veterans’ organizations published more specific data on the number of buses and departure times.
Who and from where comes to Mladić’s funeral
At least seven buses will leave Bijeljina for Belgrade. The president of the City Veterans Organization of Bijeljina, Miodrag Stevanović, stated that, if necessary, additional buses could be organized, RTRS reported.
Organized transport was also announced from Zvornik. Veterans organizations of the city of Zvornik announced on August 28 that transportation will be organized for citizens on the day of the funeral. It was subsequently announced that five buses will depart from that city, ATV announced.
One bus was provided from Kozarska Dubica, while the possibility of hiring another one was considered.
A large number of buses depart from East Novi Sarajevo. RTRS published the statement of Goran Šehovac, the president of the Assembly of the Municipal Veterans’ Organization “Ilidžanski Borac”, according to which dozens of buses will head to Belgrade.
According to RTRS information, buses from East Novi Sarajevo should connect with buses from Pale, Sokoc, Han Pijeska, Zvornik and Bijeljina, after which they would continue their journey together towards Belgrade. In Bijeljina, according to the same plan, buses from Krajina and Herzegovina were also supposed to connect.
Organized transport was previously announced for Trebinje through the City Veterans Organization, as part of the activities of BORS.
Special bus transport is also organized from Pljevlja in Montenegro. “Kurir” writes that the Serbian cultural center “Patriarch Varnava” organizes transportation to Belgrade.
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