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Fulfillment of domestic duties in investigation against accused for war crimes
Belgrade,
26 May 2011
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic said today that the arrest of Ratko Mladic is a big step forward in the future to Serbia's EU accession, but also the fulfillment of domestic duties in the investigation against those accused of war crimes.
VIDEO: Ivica Dacic on Ratko Mladic's arrest
Dacic told reporters that Mladic was arrested in coordinated action of police service for the war crimes investigation and Security Intelligence Agency BIA near Zrenjanin during house searches at four locations in houses that belonged to Mladic's relatives.
During the arrest, police did not use firearms, nor Mladic gave any resistance, said the Deputy Prime Minister.
During the arrest, police did not use firearms, nor Mladic gave any resistance, said the Deputy Prime Minister.
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