Up to $100,000 to shoot and kill innocent civilians

Alleged “Human Safari” During the Siege of Sarajevo Reported: Investigation Underway

A recently filed complaint has revealed a shocking accusation: the alleged payment of up to $100,000 by millionaires —mainly of Italian origin— to kill defenseless civilians during the Siege of Sarajevo (1992–1996), one of the darkest episodes of the Yugoslav Wars.

If confirmed, it would represent one of the most extreme forms of human degradation, described by experts as a possible “human safari,” where women, children, the elderly, and men would have been turned into hunting targets amid the conflict. The complaint, still under investigation, has not been verified, and authorities do not rule out that it may be part of a disinformation campaign.

For now, officials are reviewing the facts to determine whether there is solid evidence or if it is an attempt at historical manipulation. The case has sparked outrage and an international call to clarify the truth.