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Nevidljivi neprijatelj, Sarajevo 1992/ Invisible Enemy, Sarajevo 1992

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First published at 05:14 UTC on September 2nd, 2020.

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Neposredni svjedok državnog terora i nesigurnosti u kojoj živi civilno stanovništva glavnog grada Republike Bosne i Hercegovine. Sarajevo, nakon pet mjeseci opsade uzrokovane stalnim napadima srpske artiljerije i snajperiste. Ovo je prilog ekipe španske televizije iz opkoljenog Sarajeva 1992. godine koju prati Ismet Begtašević pripadnik policije iz jedinice Staro Hrasno, R BiH.

A direct witness to the state terror and insecurity in which the civilian population of the capital of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina lives. Sarajevo, after five months of siege caused by constant attacks by Serbian artillery and snipers. This is a report by a Spanish television crew from besieged Sarajevo in 1992, followed by Ismet Begtašević, a member of the police from the Staro Hrasno unit, R BiH.

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