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Posters depicting a Divided BiH were put up across BiH

Published: October 6, 2023
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Two nights ago, posters depicting a divided Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) were put up in the areas of Tuzla, Brcko, and Bijeljina.

The posters that appeared yesterday in three BiH cities show a map of the divided BiH, and the message on the posters reads: “The division we are fighting for”, written in Cyrillic and Latin letters.

Who put up the posters is unknown for now, and the police in all three cities have been informed about the event.

“The cantonal prosecutor has been informed about the event, according to whose instructions the police officers are taking the necessary measures and actions in order to identify the persons who put up the posters,” it was confirmed by the Police Administration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Tuzla Canton (TC).

What can be noticed is that the authors of the posters specifically chose the cities in which they will place the posters, given that it is Tuzla in the Federation of BiH (FBiH), Bijeljina in the Republika Srpska (RS), and Brcko District.

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