Čirkin called frightened Božičić to report threats over Tomašica to French police

Behzad Čirkin, a politician from Prijedor, called on an expatriate from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Nerka Božičić, to report the threats she and her family are receiving due to the Tomašica mass grave in Prijedor to the French police, writes the BiH news agency Patria.

Božičić complained to Čirkin that she and her family, who have been living in France since 2005, experience daily provocations and threats from other Serbs who also live in France. They accuse her family of revealing the location of the Tomašica mass grave in Prijedor, where 430 bodies of non-Serb nationality were found, writes NAP.

Since the Tomašica mass grave was found, Serbs have been persecuting and threatening us with the intention of killing us, probably thinking that we discovered that grave. I guarantee you that I knew nothing about that grave, nor did my husband, nor do I know anything about war crimes – wrote Božičić, among other things, in a message she sent to Čirkin. She asked him for advice on how to protect herself and her family.

Čirkin asked Božičić to urgently report this case to the French police and also to the authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Report them to the French police, and if this follows you here (in BiH) as well, contact state security bodies that will find a way to silence such people and call them to account – Čirkin told the frightened Božičić.

Those who are calling out Božičić and her family for "revealing Tomašica" are, according to Čirkin, only part of the evil of BiH's recent history. They are further harming their own people and further burdening them with a ballast that the entire nation does not deserve, reports Patria.