Hackers brought down SIPA website: Message to Zubac was "We are with the Mothers of Srebrenica"

Hackers took down the SIPA website on Tuesday afternoon, leaving a message "StopCrime" and "MothersOfSrebrenica", reports the BH news agency Patria (NAP).

Judging by the inscription left on the SIPA website, it is the same hacker or group of hackers who a few days ago took down the website of the Judiciary of Republika Srpska, signing as BosnianRoot, and at that time expressed support for the journalists of the Klix portal, whose editorial office was searched by the police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of RS a few days earlier.

Hackers who took down the SIPA website on Tuesday left the message "StopCrime" and "MothersOfSrebrenica", thus letting the highest police structures in the country know that they support the women fighting for the truth.

The Mothers of Srebrenica have for some time been demanding that individuals suspected of war crimes against Bosniaks during the genocide in Srebrenica in 1995 be dismissed from SIPA. According to official data, more than 500 people suspected of participating in the genocide in Srebrenica are employed in the police structures of BiH, and some of them work in the State Investigation and Protection Agency, writes Patria.

The women who lost children, husbands, and other family members in Srebrenica have been warning the domestic and international public since September last year that Jovan Ilić, whose name is on the list of the Government of RS and who is linked to the genocide in Srebrenica, is employed at the regional office of SIPA in Tuzla. However, his dismissal has not yet been initiated.

Hackers are also active in neighboring Serbia. They announced that they had obtained all data on Serbian citizens from state agencies, including citizens' personal identification numbers, registered addresses, and other information, writes Patria.