yes. >> branko lukic: >> mladic: >> mladic: >> mladic: >> well, general mladic is my eighth client innal, s obvious this is the most important case in my career. my memories from the war were of course horrible. i had parents on doboj. it was serb-held territory, but bombed and shelled every day. my parents were protected by general mladic and his soldiers. and he would tell me always, "your parents live in doboj thanks to me." >>arrator: while in hiding general mladic suffered a heart attack and two strokes. his lawyers say they will not allow him to testify due to hiss "dimd physical and mental state." mladic himself considers the tribunal to be illegitimate and biased against serbs. om >>: >> we of course would have preferred having another trial starting already, many, manyar before and you are for sure right. when he... when he arrived inha the last year, his health situation was far from perfect. it'sery, very difficult to measure the extreme importance of the arrest of mladic.ok we were g for him for 16 years. t en he arrived, it was a few days after his lroke. he arrived as ve

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on that day mladic began his full participation in a full endeavor of ethnically much of bosnia.the world watched in disbelief as neighborhoods and villages iwithin europe,ilians who were targeted for no other reason than they were an ethnicity other than serb. their land, theirve l their dignity attacked in a coordinated and carefully planned manner. the next time i address you about the evidence in this case will be at the end of the trial. at that time, when i come before you again, iaill ask tht you give the people of bosnia what they have waited so long for, the truth about what ratko mladic did to that beautiful and complex land, theruth about what ratko mladic dido bosnia's people.az >> n"frontline's the trial of ratko mladic" airs tonight on most pbs stations.ou on the newonline right now, we share some ways to help the people affected by the devastating cyclone in mozambique, malawi and zimbabwe. find that on our website,ww pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'amna nawaz. join us online, and again here morrow evening. r all of us at the pbs newshour,