Примеры использования General mladić на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Second, he wanted General Mladić to open the Sarajevo airport.
In this regard, he met in Belgrade with President Milošević and General Mladić on 7 July.
It is self-evident that General Mladić entered and left Belgrade unhindered.
General Mladić made an extended statement on the operation on the evening of 30 August.
The Force Commander met again with General Mladić on 17 and 29 June.
General Mladić, Commander of JNA forces in Bosnia and Herzegovina, was restyled Commander of the BSA.
A few hours into the meeting, General Mladić arrived at Dobanovci.
At about this time, the Dutchbat Commander arrived in Bratunac for his third meeting with General Mladić.
Meanwhile, in Srebrenica, General Mladić had not honoured his pledge to cease the attack on the enclave.
A series of conversations took place during this period of uncertainty between General Mladić and the UNPROFOR Commander.
Fourth, he told General Mladić that the BSA must stop attacking civilian targets in the safe areas.
Criticism was also directed at General Tolimir,who had assisted General Mladić in the Žepa operation.
General Mladić warned UNPROFOR that United Nations personnel would be killed if the NATO attacks did not stop.
I do not share the view that the Tribunal is bound to fail if it cannot try Mr. Karadzić and General Mladić.
General Mladić insisted that UNPROFOR should return to“United Nations principles for the creation of peace”.
The new Commander of UNPROFOR in Bosnia andHerzegovina travelled to Srebrenica on 7 March, meeting with General Mladić in Vlasenica on his return trip.
General Mladić pledged to evacuate the wounded and guaranteed to treat them according to the Geneva Conventions.
The Force Commander also asked to speak to General Mladić, but was told that he had gone to the Srebrenica area in order to resolve the problem.
The text of the agreement was negotiated in Sarajevo on 17 April 1993, andwas signed by General Halilović and General Mladić early in the morning of 18 April.
A letter from General Mladić, dated 4 September, seemed to indicate that his forces did not intend to comply with the United Nations terms.
The meeting took place at Dobanovci, the hunting lodge outside Belgrade,where Mr. Bildt had met President Milošević and General Mladić one week earlier.
The objectives of the meetings with General Mladić, from the Force Commander's perspective, were to convey and reach agreement on four main points.
As the release was under way, and immediately thereafter,a number of meetings took place between senior members of the international community and General Mladić.
At the meeting, General Mladić indicated that he was dissatisfied with the safe area regime, and that he might take military action against the eastern enclaves.
He arrived there at approximately 2030 hours, andwas surprised to find General Mladić, accompanied by General Živanović, the Commander of the BSA Drina Corps.
The Special Representative of the Secretary-General had concurred with this line of approach, andwas aware on each occasion when the Force Commander went to meet General Mladić.
The same broadcasts reported that Bosniac fighters were laying down their weapons and that General Mladić expected Bosniac units in Žepa to do the same within 48 hours.
General Mladić and the Force Commander did discuss the release of the hostages at their first meeting at Mali Zvornik, but it was apparently the former who had raised the subject.
On the basis of interviews conducted during the preparation of this report,it has been confirmed that the Force Commander met with General Mladić on those three occasions in June 1995.
General Mladić had prepared an agreement for the Force Commander to sign, which established a linkage between the release of the hostages and the non-use of air power against the Serbs.