New provocation in Republika Srpska: Crosses placed in cemetery near Srebrenica

(Patria) - Crosses have been placed in the cemetery in the village of Kragljivode near Srebrenica.

It is suspected that the abbot of the Karno monastery near Srebrenica, Luka Babić, is behind this provocation, reported the portal Istraga.ba on platform X.

Crosses placed in a Muslim cemetery in the village of Kragljivode near Srebrenica. It is suspected that the abbot of the Karno monastery near Srebrenica, Luka Babić, is behind this provocation pic.twitter.com/hemBIEWQep

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Babić is otherwise well-known in the public of Bosnia and Herzegovina for provocations and disrupting interpersonal relations in Republika Srpska.

He was born on May 10, 1972, in Bugojno. He finished high school of mechanical engineering in his hometown in 1991. He became a monk on August 28, 2004, at the Tvrdoš Monastery.

He likes to be photographed, so there are thousands of his pictures on the official Facebook page of the monastery on various occasions.

In one of them, he is seen with a pistol, and then next to the Despot armored vehicle. Besides his monastic robe, he clearly likes uniforms too.

On his profile, one can also find photos with members of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska, who marched to the anthem "For the Cross, For the Cross" on January 9.

And there are also Putin's "Night Wolves" (some of them are banned from entering Bosnia and Herzegovina due to threats to national security) and similar iconography.

Also, there are photos with members of the regular police, the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Serbian Army, paratroopers, officers...

On the occasion of January 9 this year, as well as on previous occasions, he unreservedly publishes photos of war criminals Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić.

In many photos, he highlights his role model, the deceased Atanasije (Jevtić), who openly preached that "Muslims stink," reports Slobodna Bosna.