She was a student at Dobrinja High School: Mirjana Malešević was only 15 years old when a Serb aggressor killed her with a shell

(Patria) - In a film made on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Dobrinja High School, shown in May this year, authentic video footage documented the death of a student of this school, Mirjana Malešević, who was killed by a Serb aggressor with a shell fired from the surrounding hills. Mirjana died only a few dozen meters from the entrance to the school, which was established in that war year of 1993.

February 27, 1993, forever changed the life of the Malešević family. Two shells fired from Serb positions killed 15-year-old Mirjana Malešević and her friend Samir Poljo. Mirjana was born on August 3, 1977.

A memorial plaque with the photograph of the murdered student is located in the hall of Dobrinja High School.

Radio Television of Republika Srpska (RTRS) published a report in April, citing data from the Republican Center for Research of War and War Crimes in the municipalities of Srpsko Sarajevo, stating that 106 children died during the war. Among these children are the murdered children of Sarajevo for whom there is sufficient evidence that they were killed in besieged Sarajevo by the Serb aggressor.

Mirjana Malešević was buried at the time in the Dobrinja settlement. You can watch the part of the film about Mirjana's death from the 3rd minute.

The lies of the Republika Srpska regime about the murdered children of 'Srpsko Sarajevo' are also being exposed by the SniperAlley page. On their Twitter account, they publish documents, photographs, and testimonies of family members of murdered children from Sarajevo.

The names of children killed by the VRS in besieged Sarajevo are included in a book published in 2022 titled "Children Victims of War 1991-1995" and are presented as if they were killed by the Army of RBiH:

Marko Lukić
Damir Dodik
Igor Malešević
Mirjana Malešević
Vitomir Soknić#SniperAlley pic.twitter.com/AEDq4zz7y0

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