SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina – Mayor of Srebrenica has accused Serb authorities of using the pretext of investigating Islamic extremists to harass Muslims who returned to the town following the country's 1992-95 war.
Camil Durakovic, himself a Muslim Bosniak, said Thursday Serb police stormed returnees' homes and arrested people without explanation. He called it a "form of repression."
Bosnian Serb police on Wednesday raided a few dozen locations and detained 30 people, including two in Srebrenica, on suspicion of links with Islamic extremists.
The operation comes after a Muslim gunman killed one policeman and wounded two others as he stormed into a police station in northeast Bosnia yelling "Allahu akbar" last week. Investigators believe the 24-year-old gunman was linked to Islamic extremists.
Serbs killed more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslims in Srebrenica in 1995.
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