On 24 July 2018 , Radeta responded to the recent death of Hatidža Mehmedović , founder of the Mothers of Srebrenica organization , by tweeting , " Who is going to bury her ? The husband or sons ? " Mehmedović 's husband and two sons were killed by Serbian forces in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre . Her statement was immediately condemned by several politicians and human rights groups in Serbia . Zorana Mihajlović , one of Serbia 's deputy prime ministers , said , " we are used to listening to the ugliest words from the Radical Party officials , but I could not believe that they are so shameless to offend the dead ... this is not the shame for the Radicals , it is a disgrace for those who voted for them and brought them to the parliament . " Representatives of the Sandžak Council for Protection Of Human Rights and Freedom and other institutions from this region of Serbia , mostly populated by Bosniaks , urged Serbian civil society and media to distance themselves from " this sublimate of fascism " and " clearly reject it and support justice for both dead and alive . ” Radeta deleted her Twitter account in the aftermath of this controversy . Šešelj contended that Radeta 's tweet had been " clumsily " expressed and its meaning misunderstood ; Radeta , he said , had meant to imply that Mehmedović 's husband and sons had faked their deaths and were still alive in exile under assumed names
Srebrenica massacre
Srebrenica massacre
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