Serbian volunteers boast on Facebook about fighting in BiH: We were full of zeal

A war volunteer from Serbia admitted on his Facebook profile that he fought in Bosnia and Herzegovina from '92 to '95, and wrote that he is very proud of his past, reports BH news agency Patria (NAP).

Radiša Milošević, known as Hanas from Despotovac in Serbia, revealed some details from his wartime past in a conversation with former comrades, including the cities in BiH he fired upon, as well as some other details.

Milošević is one of the witnesses in the proceedings conducted by the War Crimes Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade against Gojko Lukić, accused of war crimes in Štrpci, when Serbian paramilitary units stopped a train on the Belgrade-Bar route and abducted 20 passengers. All passengers were beaten, robbed, and ultimately killed. The youngest victim was 16 years old.

Milošević was summoned by the Belgrade Prosecutor's Office to give testimony in January of this year, after five people were arrested in Belgrade and ten in BiH a few weeks earlier for the crime in Štrpci, including Gojko Lukić, the brother of the criminal Milan Lukić, responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Bosniaks during the Serbian aggression against BiH, including Bosniaks burned alive in Višegrad in Pionirska Street.

Dragan Jović: A Polish phone, then a Papovka rifle, and where is the young waitress...

Radiša Milošević: Yes, the First Combat unit near Konjic, Neretva, the village of Bjela...

Dragan Miladinović: Friend, was it a Browning from GARIKA...

Radiša Milošević: Here's Bondža, my volunteer brother. Explain to them, brother, how it was near Konjic, the barricade, Andrić's house, Garika 1, Garika 2... Greetings to you in Paris. That's right, brother, we understand each other, we fucked the mothers of the Balijas (derogatory term for Bosniaks). Do you remember how Serbian mothers respected us in Donja Bjela...

Dragan Jović: And the wife, young, pretty, agile, and nimble, where is she?

Dragan Miladinović: There was everything, brother: then Ljubina, Glavatičevo...

Radiša Milošević: Eh, brother, Ljubina, you know when the Turks attacked and killed Žuća...

Dragan Miladinović: I know, brother, it was on June 28, Vidovdan, and I was also in position.

Radiša Milošević: I know you were there, brother, well done, come on, when you come from Paris, let's have a drink and talk like brothers. We were young, full of zeal, ready to give our lives for Serbia... And now the furies rule...