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The Millennium Cross stands atop Hum Hill, the highest mountain overlooking Mostar. Hum was a major strategic position during the war, and whoever controlled its heights held a commanding view over the city. From these very heights, Catholic Croat HVO forces bombarded Mostar, including the Old Bridge, which was ultimately completely destroyed. The bombardment also killed hundreds of predominantly Bosniak civilians and destroyed numerous buildings. And shelling was not the only form of violence coming from these positions. The ICTY Trial Chamber in the Prlić et al. case found that a systematic campaign of sniping targeted the civilian population of East Mostar, inhabited by Muslim Bosniaks, between 1993 and early 1994, with shots fired from HVO positions dominating the city, including the heights of Hum. At the time, Mostar was divided between the Bosniak-held eastern side and the Croat-controlled western side. When the Dayton Agreement ended the war in 1995, it effectively froze the wartime division, and the city remained divided along those lines. Then, in 2000, a massive cross was erected on Hum Hill by the Bishop of Mostar, at the very heights from which HVO forces had bombarded the city, targeted its civilians with sniper fire, and destroyed its most iconic bridge. And even today, its legal status is being questioned: in May 2026, the City of Mostar opened an inspection procedure to determine whether the cross was built in accordance with the applicable planning regulations and whether it possesses the required urban-planning and construction permits. #mostar #bosnia #bosniantiktok #balkantiktok #christianity
The Millennium Cross stands atop Hum Hill, the highest mountain overlooking Mostar. Hum was a major strategic position during the war, and whoever controlled its heights held a commanding view over the city. From these very heights, Catholic Croat HVO forces bombarded Mostar, including the Old Bridge, which was ultimately completely destroyed. The bombardment also killed hundreds of predominantly Bosniak civilians and destroyed numerous buildings. And shelling was not the only form of violence coming from these positions. The ICTY Trial Chamber in the Prlić et al. case found that a systematic campaign of sniping targeted the civilian population of East Mostar, inhabited by Muslim Bosniaks, between 1993 and early 1994, with shots fired from HVO positions dominating the city, including the heights of Hum. At the time, Mostar was divided between the Bosniak-held eastern side and the Croat-controlled western side. When the Dayton Agreement ended the war in 1995, it effectively froze the wartime division, and the city remained divided along those lines. Then, in 2000, a massive cross was erected on Hum Hill by the Bishop of Mostar, at the very heights from which HVO forces had bombarded the city, targeted its civilians with sniper fire, and destroyed its most iconic bridge. And even today, its legal status is being questioned: in May 2026, the City of Mostar opened an inspection procedure to determine whether the cross was built in accordance with the applicable planning regulations and whether it possesses the required urban-planning and construction permits. #mostar #bosnia #bosniantiktok #balkantiktok #christianity

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