Mladic 'extremely co-operative'

A UN official who met Ratko Mladic when the former Bosnian Serb military commander was extradited from Belgrade says Mladic was “extremely co-operative” when taken into custody at the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal.

Mladic 'extremely co-operative'
Wed, 01 Jun, 2011 - 13:26

A UN official who met Ratko Mladic when the former Bosnian Serb military commander was extradited from Belgrade says Mladic was “extremely co-operative” when taken into custody at the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal.

Tribunal registrar John Hocking says he spoke to Mladic last night through an interpreter and the 69-year-old genocide suspect appeared to understand him clearly.

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