International news agencies report the body of former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladić has been returned to Serbia. Mladić died last week while serving a life sentence in the Hague detention center, convicted of war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity during the Bosnian War. The body arrived in Serbia on a government plane, accompanied by Serbian military personnel who carried the coffin. Details surrounding the transfer were reported by multiple international sources, confirming the repatriation. The return follows legal protocols regarding the handling of deceased prisoners. Mladić's death and the return of his remains are likely to re-open old wounds in the Balkans. His legacy remains highly controversial, particularly among victims of the conflicts he oversaw.