Le 11 juillet 1995, pendant la guerre de Bosnie, le massacre de Srebrenica, également connu sous le nom de génocide de Srebrenica, a commencé. Les mâles bosniaques ont été arrondis et t

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On July 11th, 1995, during the Bosnian War, the Srebrenica massacre, also known as the Srebrenica genocide, began. Bosniak males were rounded up and transported to various execution sites. One of the key sites was the football field in Nova Kasaba, where many of these men were detained before being executed. These sites, located within a 35-mile (55-km) stretch along the Drina River north of Srebrenica, became scenes of brutal killings. The executions continued until at least July 16th, with hundreds reportedly shot at a state farm in the village of Branjevo. The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) at The Hague ruled that these events amounted to genocide, a designation that Serbia fiercely disputes.

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