GRAORAC: ORIĆ BROUGHT DEATH - SERIES ABOUT HIM IS MOCKING SERB VICTIMS

ISTOČNO SARAJEVO, AUGUST 29 /SRNA/ - The President of the Republic Organization of Families of Captured and Killed Soldiers and Missing Civilians Isidora Graorac believes that the Turkish show glorifying the war criminal Naser Orić is another case of mocking Serb victims, and that it is shameful to present people who committed crimes as heroes, because they are not.

Graorac reminded that Orić and his group caused so many deaths in the villages of Podrinje, Srebrenica and Bratunac. "There is almost no house that is not wrapped in black because of the crimes they committed in the beast feast of 1992 and 1993, and more than 3,000 Serbs were killed in the most monstrous ways, and now Orić should be seen as a `hero,`" Graorac noted. She concluded that the series was nothing new, nor surprising, and that it was only a matter of days when we would hear about it, and asked if Sakib Mahmuljin is the next one the Turks will make a movie about? "He is within their reach, he can act himself. Or it is time to finally deliver him to BiH where he should end up in prison. If it were not tragic, it would be funny," Graorac assessed. She pointed out that we should bear in mind the facts that all those victims and the ritually killed Serbs by beheading were not invented, but real fighters who defended their youngs, hearths and motherland from the crazed mujahideen who came from who knows where and who knows why and for what purpose. "On that holy mountain Ozren, which the escaped criminal Mahmuljin knows very well, as well as the camp where captured Serb fighters and civilians were killed in the greatest torment, scattered are the bones of 126 Serbs who were not properly buried, identified, and the families did not find the necessary peace", Graorac emphasized. She stated that even today the fate is unknown and it is not known where the bodies of the missing Serbs from Ozren were moved. "And tomorrow we will remember those martyrs and all 1,642 people we are still looking for today, in Petrovo, at the memorial cross, at the place where the Serbian population came to the liberated territory," Graorac said. She stated that this is another case of making fun of Serb victims. "We can't stop them from making movies, glorifying criminals, but we can fight with the truth, with our words, and we can make the truth about suffering reach far beyond our borders," said Graorac. She pointed out that Serbian generations must know what Naser Orić and Sakib Mahmuljin did in the area of ​​Podrinje and Ozren, and that they should not be afraid that a film about those criminals will influence the creation of a complete picture of the war of the 1990s. The Turkish online platform Tabii produced by the Turkish national broadcaster TRT has finished filming a series about Naser Orić that will be broadcast soon, and the trailer states that the series follows the story of "the hero who changed the course of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina between the years of 1992 and 1995".