The remains of at least two victims from the past war were exhumed today at the site of the Muslim cemetery Pilakuša in the area of Bijeljina, the Institute for Missing Persons of Bosnia and Herzegovina announced.
 
According to the information of the Institute, it is presumed that the victims are of Bosniak nationality, died in 1992.
The remains of these victims were buried under the remains of people who were recently buried at this place.
Today, the exhumed remains will be transported to the Memorial Center in Tuzla for forensic processing and bone samples would be taken to identify the victims through DNA analysis.
The exhumation was handled by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, by order of the Court of B&amp;H.

The remains of these victims were buried under the remains of people who were recently buried at this place

The exhumation was handled by the Prosecutor's Office of B&H, by order of the Court of B&H

Remains of two victims from the past war exhumed in Bijeljina

Jailed Belarus journalist Roman Protasevich appeared in front of reporters in Minsk on Monday at a press conference by local officials about the forced landing in Minsk of the Ryanair passenger plane on which he was travelling.

He was shown on a Youtube live broadcast entering a conference hall without any obvious escort and taking a seat.

Roman Protasevich appeared in front of reporters on Monday at a press conference by local officials about the forced landing in Minsk of the Ryanair passenger plane on which he was travelling

Opposition blogger and activist Roman Protasevich, who is accused of participating in an unsanctioned protest at the Kuropaty preserve, arrives for a court hearing in Minsk, Belarus April 10, 2017.

Jailed Belarus journalist attends news conference in Minsk

In the last 24 hours, 810 samples were regstered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, three of which were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in Zenica-Doboj, Sarajevo Canton and Canton 10.
A total of 697,615 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 133,712 individuals in FB&amp;H.
In the past 24 hours, no deaths were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H.
As of today, the number of deaths in the Federation of B&amp;H is 5,405, the FB&amp;H Public Health Institute announced.
In Republic of Srpska (RS), 182 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in two people.
In the same period, three deaths were reported to the RS Institute of Public Health, in which the presence of the corona virus was confirmed.
So far, 64,275 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in that entity, and a total of 3,756 people have been confirmed to have been tested for the virus.
In the last 24 hours, 52 persons were tested in the Brčko District of B&amp;H, and in one case the test was positive. One person died and seven recovered.

New cases have been registered in Zenica-Doboj, Sarajevo Canton and Canton 10

52 persons were tested in the Brčko District of B&H, and in one case the test was positive

B&H registers six new coronavirus cases and four fatalities

On June 9, the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina issued a decision rejecting as unfounded the new appeal of Zijad Mutap, the father of Alisa Mutap, a suspect in the "Dženan Memić" case, for concealing evidence.
Mutap was arrested before February 2nd and has been in custody since then, at the suggestion of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is conducting an investigation.
His lawyers appealed on May 5th, appealing the court's decision to extend his detention. Earlier, the Constitutional Court rejected the appeal of Mutap's lawyers in mid-May, which was filed on February 18th.
However, in a new appeal filed on May 5th, the lawyers pointed out that Mutap's right to a procedure was violated by not submitting evidence in relation to the grounded suspicion, "which is why his defense was not in the same position with the Prosecution at the hearing on the proposal to extend detention."

The Defense pointed out that they were not given access to the evidence on which the regular courts based the finding of reasonable doubt and that a specific statement on the submitted evidence was therefore prevented, which is in violation of Article 5 § 4 of the European Convention.
However, the Constitutional Court concludes that there has been no violation of Article II / 3.d) of the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Article 5 paragraph 3 of the European Convention when the Court of B&amp;H found in the proceedings for extension of detention that gave a clear explanation for its conclusion, both in terms of the existence of reasonable suspicion and in terms of the existence of special reasons for ordering detention under Article 132, paragraph 1, item b) and d) CPC B&amp;H.

In a new appeal filed on May 5th, Zijad Mutap's lawyers pointed out that Mutap's right to a procedure was violated by not submitting evidence in relation to a well-founded suspicion

"Memić" case: B&H Constitutional Court rejects new appeal of Alisa Mutap's father

Britain on Friday pledged to donate 100 million doses of surplus vaccine doses to the world next year.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement came as a G7 summit kicks off in Cornwall, England.
The other G7 leaders are also expected to make similar vaccine pledges during the summit, where an effective fight against coronavirus will be one of the main items on the agenda.
Johnson said: -Since the start of this pandemic the UK has led the way in efforts to protect humanity against this deadly disease. Over a year ago we funded the development of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine on the basis it would be distributed at cost to the world.--This unprecedented model, which puts people squarely above profit, means over half a billion doses have been administered in 160 countries so far- he added.
-As a result of the success of the UK’s vaccine programme we are now in a position to share some of our surplus doses with those who need them. In doing so we will take a massive step towards beating this pandemic for good.-Johnson also said he hoped “my fellow leaders will make similar pledges so that, together, we can vaccinate the world by the end of next year and build back better from coronavirus.”
The British prime minister last week had asked the world leaders to help “vaccinate the entire world by the end of next year.”
The leaders at the summit are expected to announce they will provide at least 1 billion coronavirus vaccine doses to the world.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson asks world leaders to help vaccine everyone across world by end of next year

The British prime minister last week had asked the world leaders to help “vaccinate the entire world by the end of next year"

UK pledges to donate 100M vaccine doses to world next year

The Council of the European Union adopted the legislation on the EU digital COVID certificate, the institution representing member states announced.

With official approval of EU states, the bloc’s COVID pass system ensuring free travel across the bloc can become operational as of July 1, since EU lawmakers also gave the green light for the regulation earlier this week.
The document is meant to facilitate travel within the bloc by waiving further quarantine or test requirements for those who hold the pass.
All EU citizens and residents can request the COVID certificate from their authorities free of charge.
The document will be available on smartphone or paper format, featuring a QR code that allows authorities to determine the COVID status of the traveler.
The pass will prove if a person had received all the recommended doses of vaccine approved by the European Medicine Agency, had a negative PCR test result over the past 72 hours, or recovered from the illness in the last six months.
EU states will be free to decide if they allow the free entry of people who have only received one shot or were inoculated by a jab authorized only by a member state's authority, like the Russian Sputnik V or Chinese Sinopharm jabs.
The certificate system was originally proposed by the European Commission in March to re-establish free movement within the bloc after restrictions.
After several rounds of negotiations, the European Parliament and the Council of the EU agreed on the regulation of COVID certificates on May 20.
By the demand of EU lawmakers, the EU budget will support member states with €100 million (over $122 million) in providing affordable PCR or antibody tests to avoid discriminating against those who have not been vaccinated.

EU residents holding pass can travel freely within bloc as of July 1

The document is meant to facilitate travel within the bloc by waiving further quarantine or test requirements for those who hold the pass

EU institutions adopt regulation on COVID certificates

In the past 24 hours, 1,260 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 18 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in Central Bosnia, Zenica-Doboj, Tuzla, Sarajevo Canton and Canton 10.
No deaths were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H in the past 24 hours.
As of today, the number of deaths in the Federation of B&amp;H is 5,400.
Today, in the Brčko District, three new cases of coronavirus infection were registered out of 99 tested. One person died and six patients recovered.
In the last 24 hours, 339 samples were tested at the Institute of Public Health of the entity of Republic of Srpska, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in nine people.
In the last 24 hours, five deaths were reported to the RS Institute of Public Health.
The total number of hospitalized in the RS is 142, said the Institute of Public Health.
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New cases have been registered in Central Bosnia, Zenica-Doboj, Tuzla, Sarajevo Canton and Canton 10

No deaths were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&H in the past 24 hours

COVID-19 confirmed in 30 people in B&H, with 6 deaths

The United States Embassy in B&amp;H and the OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina welcome the meeting of the religious leaders of Herzegovina - Bishop of Mostar Duvno Diocese Petar Palić, Mostar Mufti Salem Effendi Dedović, and Orthodox Bishop Dimitrije.

The United States and the OSCE Mission to B&amp;H recognize the role of religious communities in promoting peace, reconciliation, and mutual understanding.
The city of Mostar and the country as a whole will benefit significantly from interreligious dialogue in Herzegovina. We hope today’s meeting will lead to many more fruitful discussions between the Mostar religious leaders. Such joint meetings send a powerful signal to the followers of the respective faiths that steps towards peace and reconciliation are worth taking.
The United States and the OSCE Mission to B&amp;H strongly believe that this is a message that the citizens of Mostar and all of Bosnia and Herzegovina need. We commend the religious leaders of Herzegovina for modeling courage, dialogue, and leading reconciliation efforts. We encourage political leaders in Mostar and throughout B&amp;H to engage more frequently with religious leaders on issues of concern to religious communities and the faithful they represent.&nbsp;

Such joint meetings send a powerful signal to the followers of the respective faiths that steps towards peace and reconciliation are worth taking

US Embassy in B&H and OSCE Mission welcome the meeting of religious leaders

In order to increase the number of tourist arrivals during the summer tourist season and the recovery of tourism, the Government of the Sarajevo Canton and the Tourism Board of the Sarajevo Canton will subsidize tourist and catering services in the Canton for tourists from Serbia.

They remind that the Government of the Republic of Serbia provided direct assistance to the Sarajevo Canton and donated AstraZeneca vaccines to Sarajevo citizens.
As a sign of gratitude for that donation, and in order for the Sarajevo Canton to symbolically repay the Serbian government, the Sarajevo Canton Tourism Board has prepared a program to subsidize tourist and catering accommodation services via the "Holidays in Sarajevo" e-code.
The subsidies will be implemented through protected e-codes intended for the use of hotel accommodation for 2,000 tourists, citizens of Serbia, whose names are submitted by the Government of the Republic of Serbia.
The e-codes are planned to be used in the period from July 1 to December 30, 2021.

The subsidies will be implemented through protected e-codes intended for the use of hotel accommodation for 2,000 tourists

They remind that the Government of the Republic of Serbia provided direct assistance to the Sarajevo Canton and donated AstraZeneca vaccines to Sarajevo citizens

Sarajevo Canton government to subsidize the stay of tourists from Serbia

The incomplete remains of two more people were exhumed today from a mass grave that was discovered last Monday at the Dobro Polje site near Kalinovik. Thus, from the beginning of the exhumation until today, the remains of a total of nine persons have been found in this mass grave.

According to the Institute for Missing Persons of B&amp;H, the exhumation at this site has been going on for two weeks, and given the fact that it is a very steep and inaccessible terrain that is being dug by hand, the exhumation will continue in the coming days.
According to the Institute for Missing Persons of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is assumed that the skeletal remains found belong to the victims of Bosniak nationality who were murdered in the summer of 1995, and thrown down the steep slope of the Bistrica River canyon.
Some of the victims who were found were tied with wire, and the skeletal remains have traces of gunshot wounds. Along with the remains, some clothes and some personal items were found.
The remains that were found were transferred to the Visoko town cemetery for further criminal and forensic processing, as well as the extraction of bone samples for the purpose of establishing identity through DNA analysis.
The exhumation process led by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H involves an investigator from the Institute for Missing Persons - INO B&amp;H, representatives of the International Commission for the Search for Missing Persons (ICMP) in B&amp;H, a pathologist, workers and machinery, SIPA members and the RS MoI officers who secure the location.

Some of the victims who were found were tied with wire, and the skeletal remains have traces of gunshot wounds

According to the Institute for Missing Persons of B&H, the exhumation at this site has been going on for two weeks

Incomplete remains of nine victims found in a mass grave near Kalinovik

This morning, members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA), on the order of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, began an investigation in the building of the Intelligence and Security Agency of B&amp;H (ISA), which houses the Federal Police Administration (FUP), the Avaz portal has learned.
According to the information that "Avaz" has, SIPA members are excluding video surveillance footage from ISA in order to check what Denis Prcić, the owner of the American University in B&amp;H, did in this police agency last week.

Prcić is under investigation by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H together with the director of ISA Osman Mehmedagić, in connection with the issuance of a diploma from the American University to Mehmedagić.

According to the information obtained by "Avaz", Prcić stayed in this police agency for almost an hour last week, and considering that he is a suspect, the question is on what occasion he met with Osman Mehmedagić.
Denis Prcić was questioned in Tuzla yesterday as a suspect.

Prcić is under investigation by the Prosecutor's Office of B&H together with the director of ISA Osman Mehmedagić, in connection with the issuance of a diploma from the American University to Mehmedagić

Osman Mehmedagić and Denis Prcić: Suspects for issuing a diploma from the American University, owned by Prcić

SIPA members are inspecting the building of ISA and FUP, they are excluding video surveillance footage

After Emir Zulejhić, who works for the Raskrinkavanje.ba website (owned by the Association of Citizens "Zašto ne"), published that I had called their association and threatened, I am obliged to address the public.
So, today we received a notification again on the Facebook page "Dnevni avaz" that our page published content that "confuses readers". This is certainly the 10th or 11th time in the last six months that the page of "Dnevni avaz" is under the scrutiny of "Raskrinkavanje" and their journalists who analyze texts published on portals in B&amp;H.

<h2>I will always react vigorously to lump sum and unfounded ratings</h2>

Since I read the analysis in detail to determine why the text we published on our page is incomplete and which was originally published on the portal "Nezavisne novine", and the same text was also published on many other portals in B&amp;H and the region, including N1, Buka, Index.hr, Raport, B92 ... I noticed that the analysis did not include individual portals that also published identical piece of news.
Then I called the phone number which I found on "Raskrinkavanje" page and asked for a journalist who was doing this particular analysis. When the person on the other side told me that she could not give the journalist's contact phone number and that I should contact her by e-mail, and that she was in charge of finances, I asked "who is financing you?".

Then I asked if I should come to them to talk in person with their journalist who published a lump sum analysis that is, who did not include other media in the analysis that published the same piece of news. After that, I exchanged a few messages on Facebook with the journalist who wrote the analysis and who gave me her e-mail address. I duly sent an inquiry and indicated that I needed her answer because I was doing an analysis of their analysis. By the time this text was published, I had not received a response.
This was perceived as a threat. I categorically reject the false accusations of "Raskrinkavanje" that I threatened one of their journalists.
I will always react vigorously to lump sum and unfounded ratings especially when it comes to the media house I work for. Furthermore, I urge all fellow journalists to go public and say how much "Raskrinkavanje" objectively analyzes and how "motivating" it is for people who do their job honestly and fairly to be notified two or three times a month that they have sinned because they did not check the statement. , for example, of Milorad Dodik.

<h2>Numerous objections to their "analyzing"</h2>

- You were obliged to check whether what Dodik said was true - Darko Brkan, a man who heads the Association of Citizens "Zašto ne" and who hangs out with the notorious Avdo Avdić, editor of the obscure paraintelligence portal, a media outlet that "Raskrinkavanje" does not touch and protects it from their "analyzing".
The extent to which "Raskrinkavanje" is objective is shown by the numerous objections to their "analyzing" that other colleagues working for portals in Bosnia and Herzegovina have, such as "Hayat", "Raporta", "Bljesak", "Nezavisne novine", "Patrija", "Face TV", "Radio Sarajevo" ... to whom the "analyzing" of "Raskrinkavanje" is inflicting enormous financial damage, and who are already considering a joint response to the attacks of Darko Brkan and his team.
To summarize, I did not threaten, I did speak perhaps loude, I did not mention any "scattering" nor did it ever occur to me.
I advise my colleagues from "Raskrinkavanje" to pay more attention to objective analyzing in their work, and less to personal sympathies and selective protection of portals and editors close to them.

I categorically reject the false accusations of "Raskrinkavanje" that I threatened one of their journalists

Reponse to "Raskrinkavanje": I did not threaten anyone, you have no right to selectively destroy portals that you do not like

Inspectors of the Cantonal Administration for Inspection Affairs (KUIP) entered the Medical Faculty in Sarajevo yesterday, where they are checking the academic education of Sebija Izetbegović, director of KCUS.
The Cantonal Administration for Inspection Affairs, after not receiving the request of the SC Government, formed the case on the initiative of the acting Director of KUIP Adis Mešić. We found out that at the Medical Faculty, supervision is performed by two inspectors.
The request was formed last week, but the return of the inspectors from the seminar held in Neum was awaited.
We would like to remind you that the director of KCUS found herself at the center of a new affair because it is suspicious that she completed 10 postgraduate exams in Zagreb, which were then, according to unconfirmed information, recognized in Sarajevo.
It is disputable that she enrolled in postgraduate studies on March 2nd, 1993, and passed the first exam on March 19th.
More precisely, she passed the first exam in 17 days. Earlier, it was said from this institution in Zagreb that Sebija was not a registered postgraduate student at all.
The inspectorate is interested in Sebija's academic education.

The inspectorate is interested in Sebija's academic education

Inspectors entered the Faculty of Medicine, Sebija Izetbegović's diploma is being checked

A Moscow court fined on Thursday social media platform Facebook for 17 million rubles (more than $236,500) and messaging app Telegram for 10 million rubles (over $139,000).

At a hearing in Moscow, the Tagansky city court granted Russia's communications watchdog Roskomnadzor for fining Facebook and Telegram, ruling that the companies did not comply with the legislation to delete content, banned in Russia.
Roskomnadzor had previously filed lawsuits against social media platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter on similar grounds.

Russian watchdog accuses social media platform and messaging app of refusing to delete banned content

Roskomnadzor had previously filed lawsuits against social media platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter on similar grounds

Moscow court fines Facebook, Telegram for over $375K in total

Greece on Wednesday announced further relaxation in COVID-19-related restrictions.

In a televised address, Deputy Minister for Civil Protection &amp; Crisis Management Nikos Hardalias announced that as of Saturday, the night curfew will begin one hour later at 01:30 a.m. until 05:00 a.m local time.
-As of July 1, the curfew will be lifted if the conditions allow it- Hardalias said, referring to the epidemiological data.
Music will be allowed at outdoor cafes and restaurants, while cafes and restaurants that are well-ventilated and have a separate entrance and exit will be allowed to reopen for indoor dining.
Venues with a capacity of 1,000 people will be allowed to accept 75% of their total capacity, 70% for up to 5,000 people and 65% for venues with capacity up to 15,000 people.
Meanwhile, the number of new infections in the country are seeing a significant decline, with 890 new virus cases recorded on Wednesday, down from 1,339 on Tuesday.
The total number of cases in the country has reached 412,420 cases since the beginning of the outbreak, according to the National Public Health Organization.
Greece also registered 15 deaths over the past 24 hours, bringing the death toll in the country to 12,346.
Some 106 COVID-19 patients were admitted to hospital over the last 24 hours.
Greece has administered more than 6 million jabs so far, with around 4 million having received at least one dose.​​​​​​​

As of July 1, night curfews to be lifted if epidemiological data allows it, says deputy minister

Music will be allowed at outdoor cafes and restaurants, while cafes and restaurants that are well-ventilated and have a separate entrance and exit will be allowed to reopen for indoor dining

Greece further relaxes COVID-19 restrictions

The key evidence of the cover-up of Dženan Memić's murder is in the possession of the "Avaz" editorial office, and its authenticity has been confirmed to us from several different sources. Namely, this is a video from the fateful night of February 8th, 2016, which was taken from the video surveillance of the mosque in Lužani. It is clear that Dženan's BMW, a gray metallic color, in which Alisa Mutap is, passes by the mosque in Lužani at exactly 09.28.28 PM. 
This means that more than an hour has passed since Dženan and Alisa met before the first report to the Emergency Room and Police, which, as far as Dženan is concerned, was done only at 10.47 PM, as evidenced by audio recordings from the ambulance system, which the "Avaz" portal previously published.

Investigators ruled out the possibility of inaccurate time stamp from the camera, as far as summer and winter time is concerned, and the timing is supported by the statements of several witnesses who saw Dženan and Alisa walking by the fountain at around 9.30 PM and "had the impression that they were arguing".
The Sarajevo Prosecutor's Office had this recording, but it never used it in the investigation, indictment, or during the main trial of Ljubo and Bekrija Seferović. The question is why no one paid the attention to this key piece of evidence, and this will certainly be determined by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.
Namely, this video casts a shadow on the exact time of the report to the police that Dženan was injured in relation to the real time when he was injured.

The time of the call to the Sarajevo Emergency Room is also in question (a member of the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of B&amp;H calls the Ambulance at 10.37 PM and says that the "girl hit a tree with a car").
The man (Dženan) is mentioned in this communication only 10 minutes later, at 10.47 PM, when the head of the DKP shift informed the ambulance that "the man was seriously injured". The unfortunate young man was brought to the Emergency Room at 11:13 PM.
Dženan Memić passed away on February 15th at 4.45 AM, and the family was notified at 6.30 AM.
As a source close to the investigation revealed to us, the theory about the whole case is completely changing.
If we take into account the statement of the late doctor Alija Čelja, who operated on Dženan, in which he says: "We could help the young man if he was brought earlier", many more people are suspected, because in that hour hemorrhage in the brain and swelling of brain tissue they brought Dženan's body to a condition that was irreparable, despite the operation that was done upon admission. Namely, time is crucial in this case, claims our source.

Alisa Mutap in her statement to the SC Ministry of the Interior, which she gave to Hasan Dupovac on February 10th (arrested and detained for covering up Dženan's murder), says that she met Dženan at 9.30 PM in front of Ilidža Police Department, after which they went to Zmajevac and Vidikovac, and on the other hand the video shows his vehicle in Lužani at 9.28.28 PM, which excludes the possibility that they went to Zmajevac and Vidikovac. And that is ruled out by eyewitnesses who saw them walking by the fountain.

During the statement given on April 5th, 2016 in the Sarajevo prosecutor's office, Mutap states that she met with Dženan at 9.15 PM, after which they went to Vidikovac, and then to the "Kovači" bakery.
At the main trial of the Ljubo i Bekrija Seferović, held on October 24th, 2016, Mutap testified that she accidentally met Dženan in Velika Aleja at exactly 9 PM. She sovereignly claimed that she was sure that they had met at that time, because she looked at her watch "because of a friend who had to go home".
According to the list of things she was wearing, the watch is not mentioned, only a black jacket and black jeans, but that is not as important as the fact that 30 minutes are lost in her three statements. So, why is she "stealing" time, investigators and prosecutors of the State Prosecutor's Office ask themselves. After that, Alisa says in the courtroom that she met Dženan at the MUP in Ilidža at exactly 9.25 PM, and that Dženan invited her.

Footage from the mosque in Lužani confirms that they met at around 9.30 PM, and according to the communication that was taken from their mobile phones, that was confirmed. They were just a two-minute walk from where Dženan was reported injured.
Another suspicious circumstance, which Dženan's father Muriz Memić spoke about in his testimony, is the fact that Dženan's mobile phone was constantly ringing and vibrating on the fateful day. His father remembered that, because he had warned Dženan about the phone, given that they had three funerals that day, and his phone kept ringing — until he met with Alisa.
That communication was excluded and is in the possession of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H. This video completely, as a source close to the investigation told us, and unequivocally proves that in an hour, as long as Dženan was lying injured, the scene, wherever it was, could have been "cleared of traces" and the actors could agree on reversing the direction of the investigation.

<h2>Is the Great Alley really a crime scene</h2>

What is now being checked within the investigation of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, and due to the suspicion of organized cover-up of the murder of a young man from Sokolović-Kolonija, is the exact place of the crime. Namely, three police officers and one doctor in their four statements stated different positions in which they found Dženan's body in the Great Alley.
One police officer said he found Dženan on his left side and another on his right side, while a third said he was lying on his back. On the other hand, the ambulance doctor said that he found the young man lying on his stomach. Investigators are checking, and for what, as we have learned unofficially from a source close to the investigation, there is a well-founded suspicion, whether Dženan was seriously injured, brought and left in the Great Alley. These allegations have yet to be confirmed.

<h2>Mud on shoes and weather forecast</h2>

Our source justifiably wonders why other things are not exempt from Alisa Mutap, except for jeans and a jacket. Why weren't her mud-shod shoes taken away? This fact, according to our source, in the investigation of the Sarajevo Prosecutor's Office is justified by the fact that it rained on the fateful night, which is not true and can be verified by a simple insight into the weather forecast of February 8th, 2016 and it is clear that it was dry and Mutap and Memić were moving on the asphalted surface, where there was no mud.

Dženan's BMW was filmed in Lužani at exactly 09.28.28 PM on February 8th, 2016, and the first call to the police and the Emergency Room was made the same night at 10.47 PM

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Video / Key evidence of the murder of young man Dženan Memić: What does the video from the mosque hide?

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Remains of two victims from the past war exhumed in Bijeljina

Jailed Belarus journalist attends news conference in Minsk

B&H registers six new coronavirus cases and four fatalities

"Memić" case: B&H Constitutional Court rejects new appeal of Alisa Mutap's father

UK pledges to donate 100M vaccine doses to world next year

EU institutions adopt regulation on COVID certificates

COVID-19 confirmed in 30 people in B&H, with 6 deaths

US Embassy in B&H and OSCE Mission welcome the meeting of religious leaders

Sarajevo Canton government to subsidize the stay of tourists from Serbia

Incomplete remains of nine victims found in a mass grave near Kalinovik

SIPA members are inspecting the building of ISA and FUP, they are excluding video surveillance footage

Reponse to "Raskrinkavanje": I did not threaten anyone, you have no right to selectively destroy portals that you do not like

Inspectors entered the Faculty of Medicine, Sebija Izetbegović's diploma is being checked

Moscow court fines Facebook, Telegram for over $375K in total

Greece further relaxes COVID-19 restrictions

Video / Key evidence of the murder of young man Dženan Memić: What does the video from the mosque hide?