Warlord Mladic Worried About His Army Pension
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Warlord Mladic Worried About His Army Pension

Podgorica : Montenegro | Jun 15, 2011 at 6:24 AM PDT
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Mladic claims his army pension should be re-instated. The claim is for thousand of pounds which were frozen while he was on the run.

Deputy war crimes prosecutor Bruno Vekaric said: "He asked three times for his pension to be reinstated."

Mladic said: "You destroyed everything. Because of you my daughter-in-law lost her job. They destroyed the financial connections of my son, Darko."

Mladic received every month £121 from Serbia-Montenegro. When in November 2005 the pressure increased The Hague had his account frozen.

In a probability Mladic wins he would be entitled to a £9,000 pay-out.

2010 his family asked for Mladic to be declared officially dead. This would enable the family to receive his pension.

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Ratko Mladic at his first appearance before a UN judge in The Hague on June 3
Ratko Mladic at his first appearance before a UN judge in The Hague on June 3
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