Scandalous message from Romanian fans before the match in Zenica: 'Christian Europe is on alert'

(Patria) - Tonight's match between our national team and the Romanian national team at Bilino Polje in Zenica has been declared a high-risk match. Along with our fans, 700 Romanian fans will be staying in Zenica. Although all international matches are high-risk, as stated by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Zenica-Doboj Canton, this match is specific not only because it is important for both teams in terms of results, but also because the dispute between the most fervent fans of BiH, Fanatikos, and the governing body of BiH football further complicates the work of police agencies.

However, an additional problem is the message sent today by Romanian fans.

Namely, Romanian fans traveling to Zenica for tonight's match between the national football teams of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Romania had a stopover in Belgrade.

They took the opportunity to visit the Temple of Saint Sava, where they met with a fan group from Serbia and posted a scandalous message on Facebook, as if they were going into battle, not a sports match.

This is about "Uniți sub tricolor," which promotes itself as an ultras group and supports the Romanian national team.

"Orthodox brothers!

On our way to Zenica to support the national team, we visited our Serbian brothers to convey a common message with which we want to call for an alert.

Christian Europe has been defended for centuries by the blood of our rulers, and we will not accept the loss of our Christian European identity.

Long live Serbia! Long live Romania," the group's post stated.

Such a message, sent on the eve of a high-risk encounter, has further complicated the work of police agencies that are already busy securing the match and preventing potential incidents.