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the muslims known as bosnia acts, and the croatians took a full part of it. but the bosnian serbs largely boycotted the vote and rejected the yes result. on the 1st of march, the same day a serb wedding party was sporting the serbian flag in downtown san diego when it was fired on by a bosnian muslim gangster killing the grooms father. the serb family made for the holiday inn where a number of rooms had become the temporary h q of the bosnian serb leader rather than carriage the bloody wedding episode may have offered the bosnian serbs the opportunity they'd been waiting for. that same night, they began implementing what was effectively a dress rehearsal for the siege of sarajevo barricades appeared. an armed masked men stalked the streets from his hub, but the holiday inn, rather than carriage over saw the action. this room room 53 of the suite was also used by rudder and cottage, the leader of the serbian democratic party arrest. yes, he lived here with his family in this suite, a cottage which his wife and his 2 children. and they stayed here until the sho

it also put everyone in bosnia and herzegovina in china. and no one can change anything in the midst of your career. 3 manama, if one ethnic group tries to change something in the stamina another, immediately invoked its nationalist interest in that keep attacking each other clearly and then claim they're defending us even against the others. italian, a, tim allen, 3 is but in reality it could, it could not, the politicians are still stealing countless millions and destroying the country from within the college. she, they lie to us sheet and use our sites. and when i flush from what is left for us, which are nothing. i'm what do we have today? perhaps a lutely nothing. well wished book while amish. oh oh ah oh oh are you with no more. what is it? what is hell? vollmer good to hear from you too. he mother. oh anyway. no. yeah. dina de only this calling. hello. yes. my pleasure. leon. you told me timothy. toma lucy before i don't know anything, nothing. my mother kind of thing before. no. i might go with the thought in case they went to the v

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some people in bosnia herzegovina fear, another war, the last war, in bosnia, a slaughter was just 30 years ago. and another thing is my knees were shaking. who's here? we heard gunshots haul explosion in fears buckled or not so that we thought it was a war between soldiers, even before gunman shooting in each other on the group would say of another also. but these were civilians, the elderly people lying there in the streets, levelland owns it only then that i realized that this was something completely different to thy own. if the little old on august, the mountains uses turkish, so his whole war began, and b elena, with a war crime against this wall, at least $48.00 men, women and children were murdered and tired. this picture of a fighter kicking the dead bodies became a symbol of the bosnian war turbans was the only meal prisoner to survive the yellen, a massacre. that's why the former journalist decided to stay there as a witness to the truth, which he shears over and over again. war criminals are still popular and republic services, the former bosnian serv. general maggie is a

but on the banks of the 1000000 go river, the lifeline of bosnia herzegovina. history has also been carved in the heart of the balkan. this place has given birth to civilizations and people, and witness was that of shaped europe. but this historic city where races, religions and ethnic cities have molded together was torn apart in 1992 by a bloody wall. it lasted for 3 and a half years and took the lives of thousands of bosnian, muslims, and crow. this distinctive yellow building on the front line saw the siege and bloodshed closer, but also became a fortress for the world's media. this is the story of, sorry, a bose infamous war hotel. the holiday in ah, in 1982 sorry eva was preparing to host the 14th winter olympic gains. 2 years later. the holiday inn designated for v i. peas and senior olympic committee figures was under construction before the hotel was built, the land was called circus plats because visiting circuses used to set up that kenneth morrison is a professor of modern history. at less does de monfort university in the u. k. he's written full bo

it's partly made was fault that bosnia is a war wasn't resolved, but remained frozen. it's just that had had the country's holding up natal, specifically the u. s. held up their end of the bargain and the and helped the people in boston. you negotiate in good faith as opposed to giving a carte blanche to one of the sides kind of like what they're doing and ukraine, this problem would have been result years ago. but the problem, the issue in bosnia specifically is that the cro ads are not getting represented properly in the central government because the boss muslims feel like they don't have to make any concessions because they have support from washington no matter what they do. creation president, it says that an inviting finished in sweden to join nato with a quote stop in the eye of an angry bear was you'll take last statement and how do you expect russia to react? i think russia has communicated quite clearly to both helsinki and stock home that what they're doing is a provocation and will be dealt with accordingly. i honestly don't know what those governments are

some people in bosnia herzegovina fear, another, or the last war in bosnia, a slaughter was just 30 years ago. months. another thing is my knees were shaking hold, sir. we heard gunshots, horse explosion, fierceness local road, nasa. but we thought it was a war between soldiers, uniform gunmen shooting in each other on the corps would say on another also. but these were civilians, the elderly people lying there in the street to la villanova. only then did i realize that this was something completely different to my own. if the little old on august, the mountains uses turkish. so as whole war began and be elena with a war crime against this wall. at least 48 men, women and children were murdered and tired. this picture of a fighter kicking the dead bodies became a symbol of the bosnian war turbo, which was the only meal prisoner to survive with yellen, a massacre. that's why the former journalists decided to stay there as a witness to the truth, which he shears over and over again. war criminals are still popular and republic, a serb sca, the former, bosnian serv, general maddie is a hero

that croatia is already and nato member, while bosnia and herzegovina is also reaching for accession to the blog. will seni asi right? as there be an american journalist near both the mileage believes croatia as a nato member may use its rights to leverage is position in bosnia. the issue in bosnia specifically is that the cro ads are not getting represented properly in the central government. creation made a big deal out of joining nato some years back. president a lot of it. he's basically try and say, okay, well, you know, because we're a member and we technically have vito rights. we're going to use that to leverage our political position and get this issue resolved. because we've been trying and the other side in bosnia, the bosnian muslims are basically refusing to negotiate because they feel they have the support of the e u and the u. s. sweden and finland neutrality, especially finland after the cold war has been a huge asset to both countries. abandoning neutrality after decades of successful lead not being involved in, in your european conflicts. and in this transatlantic,

in bosnia. the issue in bosnia specifically, is that the cro ads are not getting represented properly in the central government creation. made a big deal out of joining nato some years back. president a lot of it. he's basically trying to say, okay, well, you know, because we're a member and we technically have vito rights. we're going to use that to leverage our political position and get this issue resolved. because we've been trying and the other side in bosnia, the bosnian muslims are basically refusing to negotiate because they feel they have the support of the un, the u. s. sweden and finland neutrality, especially finland after the old war has been a huge asset to both countries. abandoning neutrality after decades of successfully not being involved in, in your european conflicts and in this trans atlantic. falafel is just remarkably stupid. i, we're going to go back to a story that we had a little bit earlier in the show about president biden and seizing russian assets. he said that they

don't say later that you didn't know i but bosnia needs. no reminding the danger it is in its graveyards of filled with vixen's. it's towns and villages depleted of inhabitants. i lost my father, i lost my 45 family members here. my school friends. my teachers. when the said only arrived at church over subbed in was rounded up for the other men and boys and taken to a nearby river, where they were told to swim. once in the water, they were to be sure you are looking directly to the eyes of that and you are just frank to be fast, you know, not not to suffer. and then somebody said to the scream, no, no, no. and that soldier who are the us to go to soon he order thus to get back and it was bus driver of my school bus and the good friend of my father and he decided to eschew me and my brother and the only survivors in my neighborhood su been, was taken to the concentration camp, a tenant polio, and eventually freed, weighing just 46 kilos. we had nothing to eat. you are to see, but you are not hungry. that's me. when i was liberated, i am givi

the bowls, nacken cro dominated federation of bosnia and herzegovina and the most the serb entity of republic. a serb sca, a tripartite presidency, was established and continues to day with a member from each of the 3 ethnic groups. un peacekeeping troops mostly from europe, what tasks to oversee the implementation of dayton of which a small contingent remains known as you full for several months. now, this precarious piece, a court has been threatening to unrivalled, we need to be very vigilant. and that's why we decided to beef up the international troops here if decided to double the size of you for 2 of $1200.00 soldiers, which will be coming in the next. these in october 2021 miller, a doe, dick, the bosnian serb menda of the troy portside presidency, announced that republica sib hska would withdraw from the federal judiciary and tax regime. effectively paralyzing the bosnian government. he has longed cooled for secession. pressed the chair through. yeah. could you though it wasn't good enough and it wasn't good. only for the quote, a small film sold on uh film. the older she me

and, _ happened, eventually, in bosnia. and. you — happened, eventually, in bosnia. and, you know, this very much atrocities— and, you know, this very much atrocities remind me of those times. it atrocities remind me of those times. it was _ atrocities remind me of those times. it was actually bill clinton who made — it was actually bill clinton who made them take action. but since then there — made them take action. but since then there has been this inertia and so i then there has been this inertia and so i am _ then there has been this inertia and so i am glad — then there has been this inertia and so i am glad there is a kind of waidng— so i am glad there is a kind of waking up— so i am glad there is a kind of waking up of the need to do something and to be properly relevant _ something and to be properly relevant to the needs of europe. so, yeah. _ relevant to the needs of europe. so, yeah. i_ relevant to the needs of europe. so, yeah. i hope — relevant to the needs of europe. so, yeah, i hope that works.— yeah, i hope that works. giles, there is

it became a crime in bosnia, punishable by up to 5 years in prison. to deny that the slipperiness and massacre was a genocide with the rod, though dick sees things differently. oh, you're not a commute midday. bother with local nato hansen if you want to go there. we read book show a do rather meet with the law. i mean, i've been forced to indeed general rough game lad, ej the military command to whoever saw the genocide is still venerated across republic. a serb sca despite the fact that he's now serving the life in prison for war crimes, for one pupil assert, and persona. he is a criminal for other people. he is a defender of their own families and sure we have, we are dealing with a very difficult reality here. but can that really be true? roscoe blanche no comment. this is the january 9th republica serbs, good nationals, day. although it is our to laws under both me in law, it was celebrated across republic, a serbs, good, unmarked by a military style. march passed in the de facto capital by near lucca. in front of dough dick and finger penury ben

it became a crime in bosnia, punishable by up to 5 years in prison to deny that the threat bernice a massacre was a genocide with d. c. things differently associated with that commute made the point that it was like not wanting me to show it even to me. so a lot, i mean, the 1st 2 indeed general rush came, lead h, the military command to whoever saw the genocide is still venerated across republic . a subscript despite the fact that he's now serving life in prison for war crimes, for one people i cert and persona. he is a criminal for other people. he is defender of their own families. and so we have, we are dealing with a very difficult reality here. but cannot really be to moscow blanche no comment. this is the january 9th. republica serves good national day. although it is abd lord and both in law, it was celebrated across the republic. a serbs, good and marked by a military style. march passed in the de facto cabin, sold by new luka in front of dick and think a pend you're a big another convicted war criminal. him the, you and war crimes tribunal sentence to 13 years for his role

it became a crime in bosnia, punishable by up to 5 years in prison. to deny that the threat bonus um massacre was a genocide with the rod, though dick sees things differently or you know, if you have little or no not fluid commute, mid before 3 o'clock or nato hanson is him, only go there. we read book show it is rather middle samantha, though a lot, i mean diversity indeed general right came lad h, the military command to whoever saw the genocide. this is the january 9th republic, a serbs, good national day. although it is our to laws under both me in law, it was celebrated across republic, a serb skirt, and marked by a military style march passed in the de facto capital by near luca in front of dough dick and thinking pama the fact that it's to high did the tensions in the country, but also the fact that there, you know, there were other visitors are coming from other countries. these visitors included the serbian prime minister and serbian minister of interior as well as the russian ambassador. what do you think the celebrations quinn? what are som

that conflict could return bosnia. testing the piece on al jazeera in 20 a journalist led 40 days of civic action against the armenian government. i'm president . soc is younger group on power. i'm going to liberate this, where a new documentary follows his non violent campaign to bring down a corrupt regime, astonishing outcome with a democratic. but whether i am not alone on mias velvet revolution on al jazeera, i will totally upset the result of this great historic presidential election if i, when a lot of people felt their world was being turned upside down. the way that has been manipulated by populace, like donald trump playing on racial anxieties. one person that citizens have political and while, and of course in the united states, as in many other parts of the world that remains an ideal, but not a reality. from a 4 year old baby for the for table of brotherhood. i have a dream. my dream is that people may my daughter, the young people just have a full voice and don't feel targeted because of their race or ethnicity. ah, for the battle for ukrainian city of morrow, paul is e

we have the foreign minister of bosnia and herzegovina. it took us until the slaughter of srebrenica but finally got together enough to do what's being done in a different way to try to save ukraine. from the day she entered you in until thehe day she left, she tried to stick up for people who were leftfo out and left behind and in spite of all of its imperfections and wets all know them, i'm very grateful that the peace is held in bosnia for now more than 26 years. b we see her legacy honored here by the presence of the vice president ofre colombia where madeleine believed being a good neighbor was dealing with a country that was the oldest democracy in south america where the land was then under the control of the narco traffickers with plan colombia and just a few years later, the 50th anniversary of the inter-america development bank was held inte medellin, formerl the drug capital of the world. she believed in that.al she believed in the integrity of all the former republics of the soviet union and i believe the president of i georgia

people in power travels to bosnia where threats to secede by the serb leader have ignited fears that conflict could return. bosnia, testing the piece on al jazeera. -- testing the peace on al jazeera. >> the main stories now. three palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in raids across the occupied west bank. the army has conducted five days of what it calls counterterrorist operations after a palestinian government killed three israelis in tel aviv last week. russia is saying more than a thousand ukrainian marines have surrendered in the city of mariupol. ukraine officials and says the resistance is still alive. in south africa there have been devastating floods. over 300 people have been killed. heavy rains and landslides caused by a tropical storm have killed more than 80 people in the philippines. this now from manila. >> it is supposed to be the hottest time of the year in the philippines but a tropical storm has battered any areas in the eastern region leaving many towns cut off because of floodwaters and landslides. rescuers struggled to help stranded residents to get

so bosnia was always there. and i think it was what from what we learned from, from vogala, from clean, from glean oscio comprises. it seemed inconceivable that what happened in croatia could happen in a country where the whole carpet. the whole tapestry was so finely woven house by house street by street classroom, by classroom. ah, i really got involved with those. yeah. it's a governor's story. was when we heard room is here in london of what were being called concentration camps in the newspapers were the media. they called it a civil war. oh there was always this on the current of sort of oh, the ancient ethnic hatred say come lu. balkan barbarians again. they were at it only last year in vogue over. it was an element of that refugees who were arriving in croatia were talking in very dramatic and worrying to about what was happening in the piano area. people didn't want to talk about genocide for sure. i didn't even want to talk about ter, aggression or ethnic cleansing, or pearl yet. yeah, 3 this little ga

all the things she did with kosovo, with bosnia. we see it in so many ways. >> .. we have enough people together to do what is now being done in a different way to try to save ukraine. from the day she entered until the day she left, she tried to stick up for people who are left out or left behind, and in spite of all the imperfections and we all know them, i'm very grateful of the piece that befell in bosnia now for 26 years. you see a legacy auditor by thee president and the vice president of columbia where madeleine believe being a good neighbor was dealing with a country that was oldest country in south america which a third of the land was under control than other narco traffickers, and just a few years later the 50th anniversary of the development bank was held in medellin, formally the drug capital of the world that you believe in that. she believed in integrity that all former republics of the soviet union, and i believe the president of georgia who is here today, and i'm very grateful for that. i'm grateful that she was an aggressive voice, supporting vice

. >> reporter: justice richard goldstop, the chief prosecutor of war crimes committed in bosnia in the 1990s, says the key in ukraine will be establishing a pattern. >> if bucha is an exception, it may be difficult to put it at the door of president putin, or the generals. but if what we're seeing in bucha is repeated in one village after the other, that's not coincidence. epr: too years to an order foru investigate bosnia. but the president of serbia himself, a dictator named slobodan milosevic, ended up at the international court in the hague. >> president milosevic, in his wildest dreams, never thought he would be standing trial in the hague. but there was a revolution in his country, and he was kicked out. >> reporter: milosevic, who died in prison before a verdict could be reached, was small fry compared to vladamir putin, who president biden says should be tried as a war criminal. >> you saw what happened in bucha. this warrants -- he is a war criminal. >> how do you make a case against puten? >> because he is essentially an autocrat with complete control over the russian state a

>> they're reminiscent of images we had in bosnia and former yugoslavia and syria. we've all been watching in the last weeks the horrendous bombardment from the air, a pattern of attacks on civilian targets that is a war crime but here, as i think a lot of us suspected, we're seeing the really brutal interpersonal part of it. the kind of punishment, the kind of terrorization that doesn't want to be subsubjugated. people tortured for information, rape, in order to humiliate them and then murdered on the street, on the bicycles or while playing in their automobile. >> president zelenskyy went to bucha today and when there, he was talking about, said what the russians did is genocide. president biden this morning was asked if it was genocide, he said it is a war crime but he does not think it is genocide. the crime of genocide is difficult to prove, ambassador. why? >> it requires an intent to destroy a people, ethnic or racial or religious group in whole or substantial part and crimes that occur in specific areas where people are killed, or other areas, not killed. yo

we have the foreign minister of bosnia and herzegovina. it took us until the slaughter of srebrenica but finally got together enough to do what's being done in a different way to try to save ukraine.

same thing in bosnia in the '90s. we were told by the serbs that, in fact, the -- it's amazing to remember it but that the -- bosnians had done this to themselves. that the market bombing was something they had done themselves and what was the goal? sounds very familiar. the dpgoal was to get foreign support for the bosnians and so on. this is an old story and it's -- and it doesn't get any less disgusting. and we have to think about who is on the side of truth and who's not. who uses phrases like enemies of the people to describe reporters? well, it's a phrase from after the french revolution. it is a phrase of stalin's. and i'm afraid it was the phrase of our former president. um, we live now in a battle not just about politics or humanity. we live in a battle about truth, and some people believe -- some world leaders unfortunately believe that if nothing is true, everything is possible. >> it -- it also gives -- i mean, for somebody like vladimir putin, who obviously the media is controlled there in -- in a very, y

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that is what happened in bosnia. it is a political ideology that is fought on the back of civilians an that is what they do. >> some war crimes trials will be coming forward at least at some point. thanks you very much. >>> just ahead, as we see more gruesome images from bucha, are world leaders more willing now to call it genocide. i'll ask the prime minister of norway for his take. he's standing by live. we'll be right back. (vo) your home internet is going ultra! introducing verizon 5g home. see ya cable! with 5g home you get blazing fast 5g ultra wideband internet to power your entire home. (mom) i'm ordering pizza! (vo) yeah, i could eat. (mom) what our new address? (vo) i dunno.et it up yourself in just minutes, and look here, 5g home is 50% off with your unlimited an, just 25 bucks a month, no contracts, no hidden fees... what do you say to that?! (mom) shhh... (vo) right, you enjoy that internet. verizon is going ultra, with home internet at our best price. riders! let your queries be known. yeah, hi. instead

and they made a memorial cemetery there and have been bringing the remains from all over bosnia and herzegovina to bury their, to make a really big number of graves they last. so what do you thing happened in the ukraine in town of buttah? vegas rosario, it's a fake. i know everything about what happened there. i saw it. you showed it how 1st the dpr militia was there and how all was fine. and then how the nazi fighters said they need to kill everyone wearing white arm bands. i don't know why they didn't remove those white arm bands. some questioned who those people were. if the war yellow arm bands that would raise questions about who they were. and the mayor of butcher was very happy when the russian troops left a kip, when the russian troops left the city, the ne, a paste it in the days. indeed lucky, yes. and he wouldn't be so happy if such a massacre had occurred. the same things happened and serbia and every one in serbia knows what really happened while you see what the west is saying about the same events. no speaking about yugoslavia, it seems nature had some success there. flora yugos

ah, the serbian bosnia vulcans. busy were president, turned over by sheer flora president from sudan is sitting in jail and he has genocide charges pending in the hague, and he may well be transferred. another one of his militia ally is his trial is starting this week for private and dar 4. so it is entirely possible that when cases are opened, whether that's at the international criminal court, or whether it's in a national court because there are a lot of national investigations going on, that those who are responsible i will be brought to justice. we might not see it in the immediate aftermath um, but as i said, we seen in dar 4. we've seen in other places that as several years after crime is committed and there's still ample opportunity for people to tell, typically face justice, ashleen reedy, senior legal advisor and human rights watch. thank you so very much. thank you. i am thinking while missiles have struck the strategic port of odessa home to ukraine's navy on the southern coast until now and as i had mos

i think back to bosnia where i lived after the war. the one thing the international community got right in bosnia, they got a lot of things wrong or delayed but they were actively involved in alleviating the suffering. we need to do more. president zelenskyy is right. >> general, what did you think? we also heard the ambassador to the u.n. saying russia needs to be booted off of the human rights council. that some action does need to be taken at least. >> indeed. we need to isolate russia diplomatically, economically, and if need be, militarily. to remove russia from any council, from any membership, to put them behind their own reestablished iron curtain is a diplomatic essential task before us right now. president zelenskyy is extremely frustrated, obviously, naturally, because of the breakdown of the post-world war ii global order we helped, the united states, helped to build through international organizations and alliances. and he's calling for a reinvig rele reinvigoration of that, as the primary victim in europe today because of

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