Ratko Mladic, convicted of genocide for the Srebrenica massacre and referred to by some as the Butcher of Bosnia, has died in prison at The Hague at age 84. Serbian state broadcaster RTS reported he died in a prison hospital after suffering several strokes. Serbia's Justice Minister said he will be given a funeral with military and state honors, a plan that has sparked divisions in Serbia.
The Guardian frames Mladic as one of the main architects of ethnic cleansing during the Bosnian war, emphasizing his conviction for genocide at Srebrenica and linking to prior in-depth Guardian coverage of his crimes and the hunt for him.
Sky News offers a brief bulletin, while France 24 and Deutsche Welle provide extensive detail, both emphasizing Mladic's role in the Srebrenica genocide and Sarajevo siege, and France 24 additionally covers the controversy over his planned burial with state honors in Serbia.
Breitbart and The Daily Caller provide brief, factual bulletins noting his life sentence for genocide and death in prison, without extensive additional context or interpretive framing.