Serbia's current president is accused of involvement in Sarajevo 'human safaris' where foreign tourists paid to be snipers and kill civilians

Aleksandar Vučić, who took office in 2017, has been accused of taking part in trips for wealthy foreign tourists to shoot at ...
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In the News: US Scrutiny of Morgan Stanley HK IPO; First Foreign AI Approvals in China; and Indonesia Panda Bonds

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Serbian president accused of joining civilian-killing ‘sniper safaris’ in Sarajevo

Aleksandar Vucic said to have been present at military position from where foreigners allegedly shot at city’s residents ...