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A large group of Serbian police in Bosnia and Herzegovina is calling for a repeat of the Srebrenica genocide. This happened during the New Year celebrations, BGNES reported.
A video of the fascist appeals was uploaded by Marko Pantovic, a police officer in the town of Priboj in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Priboj is located in the northeastern part of Republika Srpska.
Pantovic, along with his police colleagues, sang songs calling for a repeat of the Srebrenica and Vukovar war crimes for ten minutes. In the summer of 1995 Bosnian Serb forces killed more than 8,000 Bosnians in a matter of days. At the beginning of the Serbian aggression in 1992, the Croatian city of Vukovar was torn to the ground by the Yugoslav army, and even patients at the local hospital were killed. The first mass grave in the Ovchara area was created near the town.
One of the songs the police sang said:
"Oh, Srebrenica, you are so dear to me.
May God repeat it three times.
Oh, Pazar - new Vukovar,
Oh, Sienice - new Srebrenica."
There are also vulgar words about Bosnian women in the text.
Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik has publicly denied the Srebrenica genocide, and in recent months has openly called for Republika Srpska to secede from the federation.
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