He later criticized the European Union ( EU ) 's pressure tactics to persuade Serbia to surrender prominent suspects such as Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić ( both of whose whereabouts were unknown at the time ) , saying , " What will additional conditions on Serbia 's bid for EU membership bring if Mladić is dead ? What if he has left the country ? " Notwithstanding this , he later said that Serbia was co-operating with the ICTY in hunting for Mladić and other suspects , and that he was confident they would be extradited to the ICTY immediately after being located on Serbian territory . He rejected charges that Serbia 's security forces needed to be " purged " to facilitate the extradition of Mladić and others , saying that " a serious country would never allow anyone from outside to dictate the country 's most important positions . That would mean that we are not a country , but a colony . " The National Assembly of Serbia observed a moment of silence for all victims of the 1990s Yugoslav Wars on 11 July 2005 ; critics noted that the ceremony did not include specific reference to the victims of the 1995 Srebrenica massacre . Mladenović stated on this occasion , " Serbia has an interest in exposing and condemning all war crimes in the history of the former Yugoslavia , in which the Serbian people were the biggest victims . " In August 2006 , United Nations Special Envoy for Kosovo Martti Ahtisaari 's was quoted as saying that Serbs were culpable as a people for crimes committed in the Kosovo War . Mladenović described this statement as " scandalous , shameful , and racist . " In November of the same year , he asked for Ahtisaari 's resignation . He supported the protests of Kosovo Serbs against Ahtisaari 's plan for the final resolution of the status of Kosovo in February 2007 , describing the actions of the community as democratic and legitimate . The following month , he described a revised version of Ahtisaari 's plan as " worse than the previous one , " stating that it , " fully corresponds with the stance of the Albanian separatists . " The 2007 Serbian parliamentary election did not produce a clear winner , and an unstable coalition government was eventually formed , led by the DSS and the rival Democratic Party ( '' Demokratska stranka '' , DS ) . Koštunica continued to serve as prime minister . Mladenović , who provided regular media updates during the negotiations for a new government , remained the DSS 's media spokesperson , although from July 2007 he shared this responsibility with Branislav Ristivojević
Srebrenica massacre
Srebrenica massacre
Andreja Mladenović