Archive footage of Syrian immigrants crossing the border between Bosnia and Croatia in 2014–15. 🇧🇦🇸🇾🇭🇷

Croatian border police were infamous for beating immigrants once they were caught and stealing their personal possessions, such as wallets, phones, and clothes. Sometimes, immigrants would return naked to refugee camps, stating that their documents—necessary for asylum—had been burned on the spot. Notable organizations such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), No Name Kitchen, and the Border Violence Monitoring Network have all reported on these incidents. You beat the humanity out of immigrants and then call them savages when they arrive.

33 Years Since the Formation of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina⚜

On April 15, 1992, the Army of RBiH was formed—born from the people, driven by defiance and a deep desire for freedom.

Without weapons, supplies, or formal training, but with unwavering patriotism, Bosnians stood up to defend their homeland against brutal aggression.

Unlike neighboring armies, the ARBiH fought a defensive-liberation war. It never crossed into foreign territory. It defended Bosnia’s sovereignty, independence, and multiethnic fabric—protecting civilians, cultural landmarks, schools, hospitals, mosques, churches, and synagogues.

This Army stood on the frontlines of resistance against fascism, becoming a symbol of honor, unity, and sacrifice. Soldiers of all backgrounds fought under its flag.

On this day, we remember all who gave their lives for Bosnia and Herzegovina. Your sacrifice built the foundation of our state.

Glory to the defenders. Eternal memory to the fallen.

"This child was found in an oven in Ahmići.
What kind of scoundrel and villain do you have to be to put a living child in an oven!?
In the name of which God and which religion was that done?"

"...and when baby girls, buried alive, are asked for what crime they were put to death..." (81:8, 81:9)

🇲🇪🇧🇦 A fresco in the Ruzica Serbian Orthodox Church in the town of Rožaje, Montenegro, depicts Bosnian Muslims threatening or attacking a mother and a baby. Bosnian Muslims helped fund the rebuilding of this church as a sign of coexistence.

Balkan people will definitely get this 🥰

Perhaps the best emblem from the Bosnian Army in the entire war :"Lions of Teočak"

Note: The "Lions of Teočak" (Lavovi iz Teočaka) were a distinguished unit of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina during the Bosnian War (1992–1995). Operating in the northeastern region of Bosnia, particularly around the town of Teočak, this unit was renowned for its resilience and strategic importance in defending Bosnian territory.

The mighty mountains of Bosnia, a beautiful creation 🇧🇦

Song name: Wafaa lelwalidah