with me is the former representative of the president of the bosnian serbs radovan karadzic during his at the hague. we were talking earlier about the possible sentence that ratko mladic might have radovan $522 ~— ki. “inf-f: karadzic had a counterpart radovan karadzic had a sentence not of life imprisonment but ratko mladic‘s sentence is a life imprisonment. i think that is the big surprise for the day, the verdicts are not surprising, the same as radovan karadzic was convicted of but a more significance sentence. certainly not practically because any short sentence would be life but to go beyond the a0 years given to radovan karadzic indicates that probably for reasons we will never completely no, it indicated to thejudges he was more culpable. it may have been that he was the military commander and the commander having more on the ground control of the soldiers should have done more to prevent this. it may be that they found his genocidal intent is to be even clearer than four radovan karadzic. it is interesting for me that thejudge read out karadzic. it is interesting for me that t

the members of the srebrenica joint criminal enterprise included radovan karadzic and a number of otherbrenica crimes in furtherance of the joint criminal enterprise. the chamber now turns to the accused's responsibility in relation to the srebrenica component of the case. in determining whether the accused significantly contributed to the srebrenica joint criminal enterprise, the chamber has considered the accused's acts and omissions during its existence. the accused, in particular, recommended the promotion of the commander of the promotion of the commander of the corps. this was implemented on the corps. this was implemented on the 13th ofjuly1995. the corps. this was implemented on the 13th of july 1995. between the corps. this was implemented on the 13th ofjuly1995. between at least the 11th ofjuly and the 11th of october least the 11th ofjuly and the 11th of 0ctober1995, he issued several orders to his forces, including the corps, concerning the operation in and around srebrenica. and on the 11th and 12th ofjuly1985, he gave orders to move one commander and his units. further, in

you remember slobodan milosevic who was the serbian president at the time but radovan karadzic who wasyears in jail, he is the third in the trio. many people are very keen to see what he is going to receive, how he is going to be sentenced and how this is going to be brought to a close. because of course the tribunal winds up its activities in december. >> that's right. melissa bell, thank you very much. we will check back this with you soon. thank you, melissa. you have been watching "cnn newsroom" live from los angeles. i'm isha sesay. i'll be back with more news after this. man's inner voice: why do i have to be stuck here? talking property taxes. ♪ woah. go over there! then, make a mountain out of that reddi-wip. i'm out. made with real cream. reddi-wip. instant greatification. allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities. with a level of protection in down markets. so you can head into retirement with confidence. brighthouse financial established by metlife. the amazing new iphone 8 is at at&t... and we know you'll love it. because we know you want more. more great camera f

the bosnian serbs' political leader, radovan karadzic, was found guilty of similar charges last year.ic, the architect of serbian expansionism after the collapse of former yugoslavia, died in his prison cell from a heart attack. the court proceedings were watched by relatives of those massacred in srebrenica. there was relief that, given mladic's age and health problems, the life sentence will probably mean that he will die in prison. >> ( translated ): this should mean a lot for justice and reconciliation, if the other side is willing to look into the facts and accept the arguments to move towards a better future, and to stop negating the genocide and all the happenings in bosnia and herzegovina. >> reporter: mladic was also found guilty for killing civilians in sarajevo during the long siege. it still bears the scars of serb mortar rounds, as does former child soldier almir garbo, who has post-traumatic stress disorder after seeing his friends blown to pieces by mladic's forces during the siege. >> ( translated ): for me, mladic is a monster. only a monster can kill children and ord