Balkans | He criticized what happened to an elderly Bosnian couple who were beaten in Bosnia and Herzegovina

What happened to the Bosnian couple, who were beaten in their home in the middle of the night in the city of Visegrad, in eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, sparked a great reaction.

The statement issued by the Foca police said that the 80-year-old spouses Fadil and Agsa Mmisevic, who returned to the village of Omrajeci in Visegrad after the 1992-1995 war in the country, were tied up and beaten. When a masked man entered their home at midnight.

The statement stated that the masked man was armed and broke into the house of the Bosnian couple by force, and that the criminal who stole the savings of the Mimisevich family amounting to 3,500 euros is wanted everywhere.

Camil Durakovic, vice president of Republika Srpska, one of the two entities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, said images of Bosniaks being shot after the incident appeared on social media, saying he strongly condemned the attack and stated that more close attention should be paid to the safety of people in the country.

Bilal Mimišević, head of the Visegrad Muslim Council, stated that the attacked couple were his cousin, and said: “They were badly beaten. The house was turned upside down. All savings were taken. They spent the whole night outside because they had no phone.” “. He said.

Pointing out that the Mimisevic couple were taken to the Visegrad Health Center, Bilal Mimisević said, “These people were assaulted in the first days of Ramadan. They were not in a position to defend themselves.” He said.

Visegrad’s mayor Mladen Djorević also expressed his condemnation of the events and called for the criminals or criminals to be arrested as soon as possible.

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