Investigative report details foreign tourists paying to target Sarajevo civilians

Reports have detailed how wealthy foreign tourists, primarily departing from northern Italy, traveled to Bosnia and Herzegovina during the Siege of Sarajevo to participate in human safaris. According to accounts, participants boarded flights from Trieste or Rome on weekends, equipped with camouflage gear and specialized equipment. Upon arrival, individuals allegedly paid fees to military positions surrounding the besieged city to shoot at civilians, with women and children targeted as high-value objectives. The trips reportedly continued for nearly four years during the 1990s Balkan conflict, coordinated through private transport and clandestine networks.

Sources: El Mundo.