On Monday, heavy snowfall crippled daily life in Istanbul, Turkey. Hundreds of people tried to get their home by themselves after busses went out of service getting snowfall worse. In Yenibosna discrict, hundreds who can reach the bus stop by walking formed long queues for waiting the metrobus service.
Further, a salt truck hit cars that are stranded on road in Esenyurt discrtict of Istanbul. that moments recorderd second-by-second by residents.
Families of Sarajevo Victims React to Foreign “Sniper Tourism”
Fikret Grabovica, head of the Association of Families of Children Killed During the Siege of Sarajevo, said families were “shocked” to learn that foreigners allegedly paid Serb forces to shoot civilians, including children, during the Bosnian War. His remarks follow an Italian investigation into possible involvement of Italian nationals in these so-called “manhunts.”
Grabovica said the issue first came to light through the documentary Sarajevo Safari, which included protected witnesses describing foreigners using hunting-style rifles to target civilians. He said some visitors came from Italy, the US, Canada, Russia, and Slovenia, and that children were targeted at a higher “price.”
He called the allegations “unbearable” and urged the Milan investigation to fully identify and prosecute those responsible, noting that domestic prosecution in Bosnia has been limited.
İbrahim Aydoğan
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