Judge: Mladic contributed to crimes committed at Srebrenica

A UN tribunal says Mladic “significantly compared” for war crimes committed in Srebrenica.

Mladic has left the court after shouting at the court.

Mladic's lawyer seeks a delay in the decision, claiming his client has high blood pressure, reports “Sky News” Transmission Periscope.

Ratko Mladic, photographed earlier this morning, has insisted he is innocent.

Members of the NPKU included former Bosnian Serb politician and war convict Radovan Karadzic, the tribunal said.

Ratko Mladic shakes his head after court finds that between 1991 and November 30th of 1995 there was a target The JCE (communal criminal enterprise) to permanently remove Muslims and Croats from the alleged Serbian territory in Bosnia through persecution, extermination, murder, mandatory transfer and deportation.

Fikret Alic, one of the survivors of the concentration camps, shows his photo on the cover of “Time”.

The court has heard that between May 25th and June 24, 1995, police and the Serbian Army arrested 260-400 UN military observers (UNMOs). Some were bound by chains or handcuffs, including in targets outside strategic military sites. He told others that they would be killed if NATO will launch air strikes.

The court found that Serbs led by Mladic have committed crimes of genocide, persecution, extermination, murder and inhumanisation of compulsory transfer were committed against Bosnian Muslims in Srebrenica.

Victims and their family members hold a television broadcast of the court processes at a memorial centre near Srebrenica in Bosnia./Periscopi/