Ukraine Crisis Revives Fears in Bosnia
Concerns that BiH could be next on Russian president Vladimir Putin’s list are fueled by ethnic divisions among the country’s politicians.
Concerns that BiH could be next on Russian president Vladimir Putin’s list are fueled by ethnic divisions among the country’s politicians.
The journey from the relatively safe west of the country to the capital reveals destruction, determination and new hope.
Locals say that morale is high, despite intelligence warnings that a fresh invasion could be imminent.
Millions from all over the region have historically travelled there to work, with their remittances playing a significant part in many countries’ economies.
Both sides try to wear the other down, with neither able to strike the knock-out blow.
As talks grapple with cease-fires and humanitarian corridors, the outlines of a deal are in view.
“The only thing Russia has achieved is a united hatred against Russian occupiers in this once-loyal city.”
As thousands of refugees arrive, opinion is split over the war unfolding next door.
Locals say that they are determined to help keep the historic port’s spirit alive.
But Europe’s poorest country calls for international aid to accommodate huge influx of refugees.