According to a lawsuit, participants would be flown from Italy to Bosnia where they would pay to shoot people.
According to a legal complaint, participants would be flown from Italy to Bosnia in the 1990s, where they would pay to fire on citizens in the besieged city.
By Edna Mohamed and News Agencies
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Italy’s public prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation into claims that Italians travelled on weekend “sniper safaris” to Sarajevo to shoot at citizens during the Bosnian-Serb army’s siege on the city that killed more than 11,000 people between 1992 and 1996.
Italians and others are alleged to have paid large sums to fire at Bosnians risking their lives in besieged Sarajevo.
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