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Thu, Feb 09 2012
Challenge in Bosnia
Sir
The Obama administration is concerned over the intransigence and lack of co-operation from the groups that currently domiate Bosnia-Herzegovina’s parts.
The task of dealing with post war Bosnia-Herzegovina’s problems are very complicated as half the country is controlled by the Serbs who made genocide from 1992-1995.
The United States spent billions of dollars and had American soldiers stationed in Bosnia-Herzegovina for years as part of a peace accord.
Serb leaders, especially their leader Milorad Dodik, have caused reason for concern in Washington that the Serb-run half of the country is severely complicating the continued implimentation of the Dayton Agreement.
The United Sates cannot affford to have the fragile nation return to the bloodletting it saw as a victim of the Serbian and Croatian extremists’ policies of mass murder and ethnic cleansing.
Kevin Beck
Las Vegas, Nevada
The Obama administration is concerned over the intransigence and lack of co-operation from the groups that currently domiate Bosnia-Herzegovina’s parts.
The task of dealing with post war Bosnia-Herzegovina’s problems are very complicated as half the country is controlled by the Serbs who made genocide from 1992-1995.
The United States spent billions of dollars and had American soldiers stationed in Bosnia-Herzegovina for years as part of a peace accord.
Serb leaders, especially their leader Milorad Dodik, have caused reason for concern in Washington that the Serb-run half of the country is severely complicating the continued implimentation of the Dayton Agreement.
The United Sates cannot affford to have the fragile nation return to the bloodletting it saw as a victim of the Serbian and Croatian extremists’ policies of mass murder and ethnic cleansing.
Kevin Beck
Las Vegas, Nevada
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The worst extremist are serbs .
the worst nation in europ.
Serbs they dont have god ,respect,morality nothing .
if serbs get chance they will do the worst.
To the topic serbs start the war in slovenia croatia BIH.and they got f...in kosova.
The serbs are the only nation in world they selebrite when they loos ,
i never undrestood that.
Ill say it than the croats were worse than the Serbs .becuase they are still very nuch nazis . The Bosnian muslims and the KLA were aided by AlQaida and thousands of islamic terrorists from all over the world . But Serbia probabley would have been able to controle the sitution if United States the largest muslim country in the world would have kept their nose out of Yugoslavia's afairs .
Tony, There was no war in Slovenia. A couple of Yugoslav soldiers were killed by the Slovenians and the army DID NOT retaliate. They pulled back.
Either educate yourself or stop lying.
Croats were very blood thirsty. What, you are going to tell me that Operation Storm did not happen and Medek pocket did not happen?
It is you who should do some research or you will be the fool here. Be careful. People know the truth and your trying to bend it is not going to fool anyone.
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Read the full comment /> Civil wars are brutal and bloody. All sides kill and are killed.
Bosnians had plenty of help from their brothers the mujahedeens. Some have even stayed and married the local women. I seriously doubt that Serbs did not suffer just as much from those Arabs if not from the Muslims like Oric and Celo.
All sides have their heroes and villains. It's only a matter of perspective how you see any of them.
Kevin... don't you dare say Croats were the same extremist mass murderers as the Serbs. Give your head a shake and then do some research on the Slovenian, Croatian, Bosnian and Kosovan wars.