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Two Victims of the Past War identified in Tuzla

Published: October 19, 2021
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Two victims of the past war were identified today in the premises of the Commemorative Center in Tuzla.

These are Bosniak victims who disappeared in June 1993 in Lolići, Bratunac.

Their remains were exhumed in October last year at the Voljavica site in Bratunac municipality.

The identity of these victims was first determined by the DNA method, and today that identity has been confirmed by members of their families. Salih (Osmana) Mehić, born in 1964 in Hrnčići, and Salim (Osmana) Kadrić, born in 1969, also in Hrnčići, Bratunac municipality, were identified.

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