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The Former Serbian Intelligence Agency Director banned from Entering BiH

Published: August 5, 2024
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The Vice President of the Government of Serbia and the former head of the BIA, Aleksandar Vulin, has been banned from arriving in BiH by helicopter, the “Avaz” portal has learned.

Earlier it was announced that he will appear in Prebilovci near Capljina, where the 83rd anniversary of the crimes against the Serbian population in World War II is being celebrated.

An exhibition was supposed to be opened in Prebilovci tonight at 20:00 at the House of Culture “Sveti kralj Milutin”, and as it was announced, it will be attended by other officials as well as church dignitaries.

Major crimes committed by the NDH took place in Prebilovci. About 600 inhabitants of this village were killed by throwing live children and their mothers into the Golubink pit near Šurmanac.

It happened on August 6, 1941. In the same month, more than 200 people were killed in more than 40 places from this village, which had about a thousand inhabitants before the Second World War.

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