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After 50 Days in Captivity in Mali, Mario Kokorus and Marin Petrovic Return to Sarajevo

Published October 30, 2025
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Bosnian citizens Mario Kokoruš and Marin Petrović have arrived in Sarajevo after 50 days of captivity in Mali, Marin Petrović’s wife confirmed to Federal Television.

They were released, thanks to the efforts of the Intelligence and Security Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina and other agencies, after which they were transferred to the capital Bamako on Monday, and on Wednesday evening they arrived at Sarajevo Airport under OSA escort.

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