Croatian police informed BiH about alleged attacks on border crossings by unknown persons tonight

(Patria) - BiH security agencies have been informed that unknown persons are preparing attacks on border crossings in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Istraga.ba has learned.

The official information was provided by Croatia, specifically by the security agencies of that country.

Namely, the Border Police Station Slavonski Brod informed their colleagues from the Border Police of BiH that a letter arrived at the Brod-Posavina County Police Administration stating that 34 individuals are allegedly preparing an attack on border crossings in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The letter provided to the Croatian police did not specify the location of the attack, nor did it use the term BiH. Instead, the abbreviation "bos" was used as an identifier for BiH. Furthermore, the letter stated that the unknown individuals would carry out the attack on the evening of January 7th.

Interestingly, the letter received by the Croatian police agencies also listed the names of the perpetrators. However, Croatian police claim that the names were written illegibly, so they cannot provide the names of the potential perpetrators of the attack on the border crossings in BiH.

Croatian police informed their colleagues in Bosnia and Herzegovina about the letter and the threat via telephone.

According to Istraga.ba, all members of the Border Police of Bosnia and Herzegovina have been informed of the information from Croatia, and the level of caution has been raised.

There is currently no information on when and how the threatening letter was delivered to the police forces in Croatia.

Istraga.ba has confirmed that the information has also been forwarded to the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA).

"The information from Croatia is superficial. Nothing more precise or specific was stated," SIPA officials said.

It is interesting that the information comes from Croatia, from which information about alleged terrorist camps in BiH and "ten thousand mujahedin" has come several times.

We also recall the operations of SOA (Security Intelligence Agency) when they recruited BiH citizens to propagate ISIL terrorist ideology in BiH and prepare alleged attacks in BiH. Orthodox Christmas has now been "chosen" as the date for the alleged attack.