New outbursts of fascism in Priboj: 'It's Christmas, shoot at the mosques'

(Patria) - After a photo emerged yesterday showing a genocidal graffiti glorifying war criminal Ratko Mladić on a building in Priboj, a video has also appeared showing fascist outbursts and genocidal messages, created during the night of January 6 to 7, when Orthodox Christians across the country celebrated the biggest Orthodox holiday.

One photo shows the inscription „Ratko Mladić hero“, while another reads „From Priboj to The Hague, everyone is with General Ratko“.

Ratko Mladić is a convicted war criminal for genocide against Bosniaks in Srebrenica, and such outbursts of fascism, hidden under false „patriotism“, send a terrifying message to Bosniaks in Priboj, Sandžak and Serbia, writes the local portal Sandžak live.

The video shows a dozen young men who, also during the night on Christmas Eve, chant „It's Christmas, it's Christmas, they shoot at the mosques“, instead of „they shoot firecrackers“ as the original song goes.

“Another message from Priboj. Bosniaks are threatened, frightened and insecure in their city, in their homes”, wrote one Twitter user.

Emir Suljagić, director of the Memorial Center in Potočari, also reacted, writing:

“A genocidal black hole dreaming of a new 'hunt for the renegades'. Celebrating genocidal violence as a fundamental part of identity”.

Let us recall, a few days ago in Priboj there was an incident in which members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs sang a nationalist song calling for the repetition of Srebrenica and Vukovar.