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BELGRADE -- Serbian President Boris Tadić confirmed during a news conferencein Belgrade today that Hague fugitive Ratko Mladić had been arrested.
B92 has learned that beside using an assumed name, Mladić was not wearing a beard or any disguise, that his appearance showed he had "aged considerably". that he did not resist arrest, and was "very cooperative".
He did not resist arrest, and was "very cooperative", said our sources.
According to reports earlier in the day, members of the BIA intelligence agency, assisted by police, arrested on Thursday former VRS General Ratko Mladić.
B92 previously received confirmation that a man suspected to be Mladić was in custody.
The secret operation came after a tip-off that Mladić, who used the name Milorad Komadić, "possessed some identification documents of Ratko Mladić and was physically very similar to him", the Zagreb-based Jutarnji List reported earlier today.
The report did not mention the location where the arrest took place. B92 has unofficially learned that the operation took place in the village of Lazarevo, near the town of Zrenjanin in northern Serbia.
Previously, B92 contacted the police, but was told only that an indentity check and a DNA analysis were "ongoing", and that a complete DNA analysis would take three days to complete.
The former military leader of Serbs in Bosnia is wanted by the Hague Tribunal on genocide and war crimes charges.
B92 previously received confirmation that a man suspected to be Mladić was in custody.
The secret operation came after a tip-off that Mladić, who used the name Milorad Komadić, "possessed some identification documents of Ratko Mladić and was physically very similar to him", the Zagreb-based Jutarnji List reported earlier today.
The report did not mention the location where the arrest took place. B92 has unofficially learned that the operation took place in the village of Lazarevo, near the town of Zrenjanin in northern Serbia.
Previously, B92 contacted the police, but was told only that an indentity check and a DNA analysis were "ongoing", and that a complete DNA analysis would take three days to complete.
The former military leader of Serbs in Bosnia is wanted by the Hague Tribunal on genocide and war crimes charges.
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