Draža and Mišić also "appeared" at the mural of Mladić

(Patria) - At the mural of Ratko Mladić, at the corner of Njegoševa Street and Aleksa Nenadović Street in Belgrade, two more "appeared" this morning - Chetnik commander Draža Mihailović and voivode Živojin Mišić.

The mural of voivode Mišić was made yesterday, but a flag was "added" to it during the night.

Let us remind you, after the initiative of youth for human rights announced that they would repaint the mural dedicated to Ratko Mladić, the Ministry of Internal Affairs banned this action.

Activists Aida Ćorović and Jelena Jaćimović were detained after throwing several eggs at the mural of Ratko Mladić, and a day later Đorđo Žujović from the Social Democratic Party of Serbia threw lime on the mural.

After that, a group of young men washed the lime off the mural and have been "guarding" it ever since.

On Saturday, a protest "The mural must fall" was held on Cvetni trg in Belgrade, organized by several civil sector organizations. Civic activists gathered in the square, as well as a group of right-wingers, with police presence among them. The planned march to Njegoševa was nevertheless canceled for security reasons. After that gathering, a banner "We will not forget the genocide in Srebrenica" was forcibly taken from the Women in Black and publicly burned.

On Monday, an unknown person threw black paint on the mural of Ratko Mladić. Even after that, several young men came and cleaned and repaired the mural.