In the name of the father and Tudjman: In the pocket of a murdered mujahid, a pass signed by Šušak

What is now happening across Europe was happening in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 1990s. It was the beginning of today's Islamic terrorism, writes Miroslav Tuđman, as the author of the book “The Other Side of the Rubicon – The Political Strategy of Alija Izetbegović”, which will be presented in Zagreb at the beginning of September. 

One wonders at the absurdity: Exactly 14 years ago, Alija Izetbegović died. What are Miroslav Tuđman's motives for dealing with Izetbegović's political strategy? Of course, it concerns the nine judgments of the Hague Tribunal for the aggression of the Republic of Croatia against Bosnia and Herzegovina, five of first instance and four of second instance. It is obvious that the Hague Tribunal will not be able to go against the bare facts and clear evidence even in the second-instance verdict for Prlić and the group for the Joint Criminal Enterprise. 

The largest part of the evidence of this aggression against Bosnia and Herzegovina came from the cabinet of the first Croatian president, Franjo Tuđman, where the political strategy of crimes against Bosnia and Herzegovina and Bosniaks was created. The rest was collected from the field. That was the bloody pirating of Franjo Tuđman, which claimed tens of thousands of innocent lives. Today, Miroslav Tuđman is trying to erase all this with Islamophobic accusations. Therefore, Bosnia and Herzegovina and its majority people can sense how some slanders from Europe can be orchestrated in chorus. 

After the persistent Croatian president Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, with a variation on the same theme against Bosnia and Herzegovina, Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz and Czech President Miloš Zeman also joined in. In a way, these two respected statesmen agreed to be „mere introducers” for the promotion of Miroslav Tuđman's book. Even respected statesmen would act against the honorable Hague Tribunal. This is not only about unprecedented pressures on Bosnia and Herzegovina; from the corridors of the Hague Tribunal come news of horrific pressures on the judges in the case against Prlić and his group, who were convicted in the first instance for a joint criminal enterprise.  In that JCE, one of the accused is Miroslav's father – Franjo Tuđman. 

So there is the son's motive for someone to deal with his political (hear political) strategy 14 years after Izetbegović's death. 

When, exactly ten years ago, A.M., a medic from Travnik, testified before the Tribunal, some facts about these so-called Islamic volunteers in Bosnia and Herzegovina came to light. Since one of them ended up wounded on the operating table, the young man was told to examine his documents to discover his identity and, at least, blood type. In the pockets of that warrior, a pass was found signed by Gojko Šušak, then the wartime defense minister of Croatia. The slip of paper was shown before the Tribunal. 

Three more such identical documents with the same signature saw the light of day in the midst of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In Bosnia, people wondered how mujahideen came when „neither a bullet nor pate” could pass from Croatia through the so-called Herceg-Bosna for years, and when there was fighting with Croatian units at all points of contact. 

Within those units with foreign Islamic fighters, there were constant killings. Western media wrote about the bloody night in the barracks in Travnik in May 1992, when six people were killed. In the mutual shooting, four „mujahideen” with crosses tattooed on their bodies and two of those supposedly „orthodox” died. 

In the spring of 1994, three fighters from that unit attempted to liquidate the command of the Seventh Muslim Brigade in Zenica, but the composure of one of the guards saved the commanders of this unit from a massacre. Christian symbols were found on the body of one of the assassins. Let us remember the deadly campaign of four foreign members of that unit from central Bosnia to Hrasnica, where they were liquidated after a heavy battle. There are dozens of such cases, both during the war and after it. In 1997, Lionel Dimon and Mulud Bugelan were arrested for nine robberies and the murder of a Bosnian policeman and the wounding of another. Bugelan and

Dimon were members of the unit of foreign Islamic fighters „mujahideen”, although they were seen secretly getting drunk in Zenica's cafes. 

It is known that they came in the midst of the conflict between the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the HVO with passes from Croatia. 

A French judge came to Zenica to interrogate them and requested their extradition to France. Under strange circumstances, they escaped from the Central Prison in Sarajevo. 

Only three years later, world media wrote about Lionel Dimon as a criminal, a member of Al Qaeda. Many of these „intelligence mujahideen” came with passes and the „strategy” of our neighbors.