The UK has summoned Serbia's top diplomat following concerns over the funeral arrangements for former Yugoslav leader Radovan Mladic. The move comes amid international pressure for Serbia to fully cooperate with the International Criminal Court (ICC) on the case against Mladic, who was convicted of war crimes. The UK expressed its dissatisfaction with the planned ceremony, which it believes could undermine the court's efforts to hold perpetrators accountable. Serbian officials have not yet commented on the diplomatic démarche, but the incident highlights ongoing tensions between Belgrade and Western nations over judicial cooperation. The ICC has been seeking Serbia's full support in the execution of Mladic's sentence, which includes a life ban on leaving the country. The UK's intervention underscores the growing scrutiny of Serbia's stance on international justice.