Sarajevo Election Campaign Starts Amid Mladić Glorification Reports
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Bosnia and Herzegovina is preparing for its General Elections as the pre-election campaign officially commences tomorrow, with the Central Election Commission issuing important warnings to parties and citizens.
Meanwhile, the ongoing controversy surrounding war criminal Ratko Mladić saw new alleged glorification celebrations in Bratunac, drawing strong condemnation. Further legal repercussions emerged as a Bosnian citizen in Croatia faces the potential loss of their work permit due to a conviction for glorifying Mladić. Separately, a serious shooting incident in Novo Sarajevo left a young man seriously injured, with the attacker currently at large.
The country also anticipates a significant weather shift, with BH Meteo announcing the end of summer and forecasting a drop in temperatures and much-needed rainfall. This change could bring relief from conditions that have challenged firefighting efforts in recent days.