Mladic's funeral set for Sept. 7 in Belgrade

General Ratko Mladic will be buried in Serbia on September 7.

Consensus

Ratko Mladic died on August 27 at the age of 84 in a prison hospital in The Hague.
Mladic was serving a life sentence after being convicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia for war crimes and genocide.
The body was transferred to Serbia the day before the funeral.
The farewell ceremony will be held on Saturday at the Army House in Belgrade.
The burial will take place on Monday, September 7, at Topčider Cemetery in Belgrade.
Mladic's son, Darco Mladic, announced the funeral schedule at a press conference.
The coffin was accompanied by Mladic's son and granddaughter during the transfer.
The coffin was received at Belgrade airport by an honor guard and former associates.
The coffin was transported to the Military Medical Academy in Belgrade.
The family, legal team, and Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić had previously requested Mladic's release for medical treatment in Serbia, but these requests were denied.
The family and legal representatives claimed that the Hague Tribunal did not provide adequate medical care to Mladic.

A memorial event will be held on September 5 at the Army House in Belgrade, and the farewell ceremony will take place at the Church of St. Luke. — kommersant
The body was transferred from Rotterdam-The Hague airport, and local residents greeted it with banners saying 'General, thank you!' and 'Welcome home, general!' — kommersant
The body was transported to Belgrade by a government aircraft. — tg_bbcrussian
Two former associates of Mladic joined the honor guard at the airport. — interfax
President Vučić predicted that tens of thousands would attend the funeral. — kommersant