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The former Bosnian Serb Army commander Ratko Mladic’s defence asked the Hague Tribunal to postpone his verdict, which is due on November 22, until Serbian doctors confirm he is not seriously ill.

The first instance ruling in the trial of Serb Republic Army (VRS) General Ratko Mladic will be announced on November 22, the Hague Tribunal has said.

Mladic was arrested in May 2011 after spending years of hiding. The trial before the tribunal in The Hague started in a year later.

BELGRADE - In addition to guarantees given by the government, the Serbian Ministry of Justice has sent a letter to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in support of an initiative of Ratko Mladic's family for the general to be provisionally released for medical treatment in Serbia, Justice Minister Nela Kuburovic told Tanjug Thursday.

On the anniversary of two soldiers’ killings at a Belgrade barracks where war crimes suspect Ratko Mladic was allegedly hiding, their families asked officials to tell them if the investigation has made progress.

The Belgrade authorities said they will guarantee that Ratko Mladic will return to his trial at the Hague Tribunal if he is temporarily released for medical treatment in Serbia.

The government will approve the providing of guarantees to the Hague Tribunal for Ratko Mladic's provisional release for medical treatment.

This is according to Justice Minister Nela Kuburovic.

The government will approve the providing of guarantees to the Hague Tribunal for Ratko Mladic's provisional release for medical treatment.

This is according to Justice Minister Nela Kuburovic.

Former Bosnian Serb military Ratko Mladic’s defence team asked the Belgrade authorities to provide guarantees that he will return to the Hague Tribunal if he is temporarily released for medical treatment in Serbia.

Rasim Ljajic says there has not been any formal request to the government to send guarantees to the Hague Tribunal to release Ratko Mladic to home treatment.

Rasim Ljajic says there has not been any formal request to the government to send guarantees to the Hague Tribunal to release Ratko Mladic to home treatment.