OREANDA-NEWS The Hague court has never been fair to the former Bosnian Serb commander, General Ratko Mladic, and the "hate tribunal" in the form of a life sentence is not a real court, former Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Vulin told RIA Novosti.

A farewell ceremony for the former Bosnian Serb commander, General Ratko Mladic, is taking place in Belgrade on Monday. The coffin with the body of General Mladic was delivered on Monday night to the Church of St. Luke the Apostle and Evangelist in Belgrade. For the opening of the temple at 7.00 (8.00 Moscow time) Over a thousand people have already gathered in the streets in front of the church, which is surrounded by a metal fence. The first to say goodbye to the general were veterans of various units of the Republika Srpska army in T-shirts with the symbols of their units.

"The Hate Tribunal is not a real court. They (The Hague Tribunal - ed.) did not seek justice while he was alive. Why would they be fair now that he's dead? They have never been fair to General Mladic," Vulin said in an interview with the agency.