As the war ended in the fall of 1995, Mladic went on the run.
May 30, 2011: Mladic's lawyer says he has filed an appeal against his client's extradition.
The two best known suspects are Bosnian Serb President Radovan Karadzic and his army commander, Mladic.
CNN: Bosnia talks founder as key Bosnian Serb fails to turn up
Suljic said Mladic introduced himself and promised them they were to be exchanged for Serb prisoners.
Shortly after Srebrenica fell, Mladic was indicted for war crimes allegedly committed earlier in the war.
Despite the horrifying charges, a U.S. official expects the U.N. to keep negotiating with Mladic.
Bosnian President Biljana Plavsic ordered Mladic to step down as military commander in November 1996.
Zoran Djindjic, Serbia's prime minister, said that he did not know where Mr Mladic was.
Previously, it had insisted that Serbia must first arrest General Ratko Mladic, indicted by the war-crimes tribunal.
April 23, 1995: The United Nations International Criminal Tribunal names Karadzic and Mladic as suspected war criminals.
When Srebrenica fell in July, Mladic brought in his own video crew to film him reassuring Muslim civilians.
Serbia was engulfed by unconfirmed rumours that Ratko Mladic , the wartime Bosnian Serb general, had been arrested.
Now that Mr Mladic is heading for a well-deserved trial in The Hague, the EU must stop making excuses.
Shortly after Mladic was sent to The Hague last year, authorities nabbed former Croatian Serb rebel leader Goran Hadzic.
Burns suggested that the military leaders, Ratko Mladic in particular, are hindering compliance.
Judges said the former intelligence chief was the "right hand" of Ratko Mladic, also on trial at The Hague.
It was then, Suljic remembered, he saw Serb commander Mladic one last time.
Seen by some Serb nationalists as a military hero, Mladic was spotted in 2004 at Bosnian Serb military facilities.
Mladic returned to Belgrade after the war but disappeared after former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic was arrested in 2001.
Among them are Radovan Karadzic, the former president of the Bosnian Serbs, and Ratko Mladic, once their military chief.
Ratko Mladic announced that relations with NATO were being severed because of the detention of two Bosnian Serb army officers.
"The reply of General Mladic is not sufficient and does not constitute a basis for terminating air strikes, " emphasized Claes.
CNN: NATO warns Bosnian Serbs: obey demands or face air strikes
The warning from NATO ambassadors was in response to Friday's meeting between General Mladic and U.N. commander General Bernard Janvier.
CNN: NATO warns Bosnian Serbs: obey demands or face air strikes
The second thing is that I don't actually think, in many ways that Mladic needed an awful lot of direction.
Kirkwood's comments made clear that Mladic, despite having twice been indicted by the U.N. tribunal, remains in control of his forces.
Later it was revealed that Mladic had been able to press on unhindered by issuing ultimatums to the U.N. protection force.
In July 1995, Mladic was in command of the Bosnian Serb army and led his soldiers into the town of Srebrenica.
Ratko Mladic has been indicted for war crimes and should surrender his office under the terms of the Dayton peace accord.
CNN: Bosnia talks founder as key Bosnian Serb fails to turn up
But the NATO secretary general said that would not change Alliance tactics, only Bosnian Serb General Ratko Mladic can do that.
Gen Mladic is also charged over the 44-month siege of the Bosnian capital Sarajevo from May 1992 in which 10, 000 people died.
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