Comments by "Jo Brock" (@jobrock1079) on "ЭТО БАНЯ ЛУКА! Республика Сербская, Босния и Герцеговина" video.

  1.  @luck2893  Republika Srpska was recognized officially in the Dayton Accords. Croatian army and Bosniaks were killing Serbs there the entire war and the Bosniaks had the largest number of combatants. Most of the deaths were combatants. Srebrenica was a huge Bosniak military base with one of its top commanders being Naser Oric who was showing videos of his and the 28th Brigade's attacks on Serb villages all around Srebrenica. Bosniaks had a scorched-earth policy on Serbs there for years. But then that army literally walked out of Srebrenica a few nights before the fall - this was witnessed by the UN at their stations in the north. They watched as up to 18,000 men left and the men aimed for Tuzla. Meanwhile the UN and Bosniak leadership, before they left, had ordered women and children to the UN's base at Potocari even though there was no fighting at that time. When Serbs arrived the UN told them to take the women and children to Tuzla, so Serbs sent buses with civilian bus drivers and took them to the airport. They have been using soldiers who died from the entire war (since 1992) and counting those dead as Srebrenica "fall" victims. This is known from some captured Bosniak military records. Most of the dead show injuries consistent with combat. (Bosnian Muslims wouldn't allow any of their actual autopsy records at the ICTY - even an ICTY judge admitted this. They don't want their propaganda to fall apart.) They also are counting many who were never in Srebrenica during the war, including soldiers who died in Zepa, a city to the south of Srebrenica. They count 12 municipalities, besides Srebrenica, so you can say the combat deaths in a large part of eastern BiH. And the Bosnian Muslim army had a greater number of military men in Srebrenica and the area than Serbs did. That is why the fall was arranged as part of a land swap for Vogosca (discussed by Izetbegovic and Sarajevo government leadership with the Bosnian Serb leadership back in 2003).
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