Ezio Gavazzeni, an Italian journalist, has published his book, “Weekend Snipers,” shedding light on the phenomenon of “human shields” during the siege of sarajevo. The German magazine, “Der Spiegel,” is now detailing shocking information about the potential involvement of Jovica Stanishiq, the former head of Serbian intelligence, and raising questions regarding the current role of Serbian President, Aleksandar Vučić. Thirty years after the four-year siege, the Milan Prosecutor’s Office is investigating accusations that affluent snipers from Western Europe journeyed to the mountains to target civilians.
Specifically, the research indicates that pregnant women and children were viewed as the most valuable targets. Judge Guido Salvini describes the operation as complex and meticulously planned. He notes that “dozens, if not hundreds, of authors originating from Italy traveled in groups from Beo,” highlighting the scale of the operation.
The investigation centers on the use of civilians as protective barriers, a tactic known regarding the protection of individuals during the conflict. This disturbing practice involved shielding armed individuals while they carried out attacks.
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