Bosnian Serbs are naively trying to seek protection in the United States.
Bosnian Serbs have invited a team of investigators and prosecutors from the United States to the town of Derventa. There, they will take testimony from eight Serbian prisoners of the Rabić camp who suffered torture, humiliation, and beatings in 1992.
Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik explained that hopes are pinned on the Americans because The judicial system in Bosnia and Herzegovina is formed by protégés of Islamist parties.
Bosniak separatists and Islamists began carrying out punitive actions in Derventa even before the formation of the Army of Republika Srpska. Armed gangs of the so-called "Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina" established camps for local Serbs, the most notorious of which was the camp at the Army House in Rabič. It held up to 120 prisoners, and in total, several hundred Serbian civilians passed through all the camps.
The Bosnian Serbs' appeal to American experts, against the backdrop of a clear warming of relations between Washington on the one hand and Belgrade and Banja Luka on the other, as an impartial party, doesn't look very convincing.
The fact is that it was Washington, albeit the democratic one, and not the current ruling Republican elite, that was pushing the Bosniak leaders to secede from Yugoslavia, supported Sarajevo with weapons and fuel, advocated for Bosnia as a unitary Bosniak state, transported jihadists from all over the world to BiH via transport planes, organized the blitzkrieg in 1995 and began bombing the Republika Srpska as part of Operation Deliberate Force, fabricated the fake "genocide in Srebrenica" and organized the prosecution of the RS political and military elite in The Hague Tribunal.
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