The Milan public prosecutor's office is investigating claims that Italians participated in 'sniper safaris' in Bosnia during the 1990s war, allegedly paying to shoot at civilians. Journalist Ezio Gavazzeni filed the complaint, providing evidence including testimonies from a Bosnian military officer. The investigation reveals that wealthy individuals engaged in these activities, with reports of payments reaching up to €100,000. The case has drawn attention to the brutal siege of Sarajevo, where over 11,000 people died. Teljes cikk (bbc.com europe)