@las_adelitas_media: 🚨‼️ TOURISTS BEWARE: It is tourism season in the Balkans. TELL TOURISTS TO AVOID STAYING AT VILINA VLAS IN BOSNIA. The only reason you should be going there is to PROTEST! 🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦 Vilina Vlas currently operates as a state-funded spa despite the documented horrors committed by Serb Chetnik forces. The swimming pool which was once described by survivors as an execution site filled with blood is now used by tourists for leisure. Ironically , today @vilina_vlas uses their social media platforms to wish women a “Happy March 8th International Women’s Day.” SPREAD THE MESSAGE: TOURISTS, AVOID VILINA VLAS! #bosnia #usa #vacations #travel #balkan

mydaaaisy :

Thank you for educating people about all these things 🫶🏻

Mrmaxim :

khefiyahman :

The Bosnian Genocide is extremely relevant now when we see the behaviour of the IOF. And I know people who still say it wasn't a genocide. Some who claim to be propal activists. We must challenge this.

resa :

Lover of Truth :

Similar atrocities were committed by Bosnian Muslims to the Serbs in their history. AI says: The killings were justified by Serbian leadership through a mix of historical grievances, revived historical narratives, and political anxieties. 1. The "Ottoman Yoke" and Historical Betrayal Serbian nationalists frequently cited centuries of Ottoman Turkish rule (under which many Bosniaks converted to Islam) as a major historical grievance. In this narrative, Bosnian Muslims were viewed as descendants of traitors who collaborated with the Ottoman Empire and oppressed the Christian Serb population. This rhetoric characterized Bosniaks not as an indigenous group, but as the remnants of a centuries-old occupying force. 2. World War II Atrocities During World War II, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was invaded and carved up by the Axis powers. A pro-Hitler fascist puppet state (the Independent State of Croatia), which included Bosnia, launched a brutal campaign against Serbs, Jews, and Roma. Many Bosnian Muslims fought in or supported this regime. The historical memory of these massacres and concentration camps was weaponized by Serbian propagandists in the 1990s to instill fear, portraying Bosniaks as an existential threat to the Serbian people. 3. The Dissolution of Yugoslavia and Land Disputes Following the death of Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito in 1980, ethnic nationalism surged. When Slovenia and Croatia declared independence in 1991, Bosnia-Herzegovina held an independence referendum in 1992. Bosnian Serbs boycotted this vote, fearing they would become a minority in an independent, Bosniak-led state. Driven by the ideology of Greater Serbia, t8he Bosnian Serb leadership refused to accept Bosnia

Ali Rahal :

no words can help, thank you for educating....

Callmeray :

I am lost for words

🛶 :

Hard to even finish the video..

شوش❤️ :

Patrick :

ℳ𝒶𝒾𝒶 :

𓍯𓂃ɳҽʂɾιɳҽ౨ৎ نـســـرينᝰ.ᐟꔫ :

Slim@ :

لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله العلي العظيم

Sara123 :

Why there is only one review

Sandin :

Dis :

Naser :

حسابك يستحق المتابعة ... شكرا لك على تخصصك في هذا المجال من الاخبار. 👍 🌴🌹🌴

ab_yo511 :

لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله

user52838492462 :

Omg

SAM :

Salaam from Mauritius Island