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She was sitting in the courtroom a few feet away from Ratko Mladic, and then she showed him a gesture that drove his lawyers crazy.
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsProgressive12 hr. ago

She was sitting in the courtroom a few feet away from Ratko Mladic, and then she showed him a gesture that drove his lawyers crazy.

Novinarka Dženana Karup Druško, koja je pratila suđenje bivšeg vojnozapovjednika Ratka Mladića u Haagu, opisala je detaljan incident tokom procesa. Mladić, koji je bio osuđen za više zločina u Bosni i Hercegovini uključujući genocid u Srebrenici, bio je prisutan u sudnici, a Druško ga je posmatrala iz bliske udaljenosti. Tokom iznošenja optužbe, Mladić je izgledao hladan, a njihovi su pogledi se susretali. Kada je tužitelj govorio o Srebrenici, Mladić je demonstrirao gestu koja je bila shvacena kao simulacija klanja, što je izazvalo burnu reakciju u publiku. Sudac je prekinuo raspravu i odredio stanku. Nakon toga, Druško je imala direktni kontakt s Mladićem, a pokazala mu je srednji prst kao znak prezira.

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Večernji list logoVečernji listIndependentProgressive12 hr. ago
The war monster is dead, his ideology of death unfortunately is not

The article commemorates the death of Ratko Mladić, a war criminal convicted of genocide, emphasizing his role in wartime atrocities during the Bosnian War. It criticizes the glorification of such figures by young people and highlights Mladić's brutal actions across several cities, including Srebrenica, where he was ultimately sentenced for genocide. The piece notes how international community allowed him to avoid military defeat in Bosnia and escape punishment for crimes committed in Croatia, where he began his violent campaign. The article underscores the lasting legacy of hatred and destruction associated with Mladić’s ideology.

Bias read (Progressive): The article strongly condemns Mladić's actions, frames them as symbols of cowardice, destruction, and hatred, and criticizes those who might glorify such individuals. The tone is unequivocally critical of war criminals and their ideologies, aligning with left-leaning values of justice, human rights,

Večernji list logoVečernji listIndependentProgressiveyesterday
She was sitting in the courtroom a few feet away from Ratko Mladic, and then she showed him a gesture that drove his lawyers crazy.

Novinarka Dženana Karup Druško, koja je pratila suđenje bivšeg vojnozapovjednika Ratka Mladića u Haagu, opisala je detaljan incident tokom procesa. Mladić, koji je bio osuđen za više zločina u Bosni i Hercegovini uključujući genocid u Srebrenici, bio je prisutan u sudnici, a Druško ga je posmatrala iz bliske udaljenosti. Tokom iznošenja optužbe, Mladić je izgledao hladan, a njihovi su pogledi se susretali. Kada je tužitelj govorio o Srebrenici, Mladić je demonstrirao gestu koja je bila shvacena kao simulacija klanja, što je izazvalo burnu reakciju u publiku. Sudac je prekinuo raspravu i odredio stanku. Nakon toga, Druško je imala direktni kontakt s Mladićem, a pokazala mu je srednji prst kao znak prezira.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the encounter between Druško and Mladić through the lens of moral judgment and justice, emphasizing the victim perspective and the symbolic act of defiance by the journalist. The narrative highlights the emotional impact on the victims' families and portrays Mladić as a symbol of罪

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