Hundreds gathered in Pale, the wartime capital of Bosnian Serb leadership, to kneel before a portrait of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, light candles, and kiss the Serbian flag on the third nigh

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Hundreds gathered in Pale, the wartime capital of Bosnian Serb leadership, to kneel before a portrait of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, light candles, and kiss the Serbian flag on the third night of commemorations since his death. Pale sits just outside Sarajevo, the city Mladić's forces besieged for 1,425 days, killing thousands of civilians with deliberate sniper and artillery fire.