At the Beginning of the Session of the Novi Sad City Assembly, a Minute's Silence Was Held for Ratko Mladić
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In the City Assembly, at the suggestion of the ruling coalition gathered around the Serbian Progressive Party, a minute's silence was held for Ratko Mladić, general and war criminal. This proposal was submitted by SNS councilor Neđeljko Klisurić, and the parliamentary majority voted to hold a minute of silence. The opposition did not want to participate in the vote and left the hall before a minute of silence.
Today, the blockaders refused to observe a minute of silence for General Ratko Mladić in the Assembly of the City of Novi Sad.
At the beginning of today's session, the Assembly of Novi Sad paid its respects to Ratko Mladić, the former commander of the Republika Srpska Army convicted of war crimes.
To pay tribute to Mladic was proposed by Serbian Progressive Party councilor Nedeljko Klisuric, and his proposal was supported by 46 majority councillors.
The session of the city parliament began today in the Great Hall of the Novi Sad City Assembly, where councilors will vote on 25 items on the agenda.
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