RADANOVIĆ: BOSNIAK LEADERS LYING TO THE WORLD; WE WILL SHOW THE TRUTH ABOUT DESTRUCTION OF SERB HOLY SITES BY MUSLIM FORCES

BIJELJINA, JUNE 16 /SRNA/ – Bosniak leaders are misleading the world by claiming that Muslim forces in BiH protected the religious and cultural sites of other peoples; this falsehood will be exposed through an online presentation documenting destruction of the Orthodox Christian holy sites during the war, Đorđe Radanović, the head of the Committee protecting Serbs’ rights in the FBiH, said in Bijeljina today.

He stated that the Discovering the Truth | Destroyed Christianity https://www.destroyedchristianity.org/ has so far documented the destruction of Serb Orthodox churches and chapels at 42 sites in territories controlled by the so-called Army of BiH, out of a total of 126 sites across BiH that will eventually be presented.

Radanović told the press this interactive presentation refutes a statement signed on March 18, 2026, by 33 Bosniak and Muslim leaders claiming that their army had protected the religious and cultural sites of other peoples.

"All Bosniak signatories to that falsehood were active when Serb churches and monasteries were being burned, blown up, and desecrated during the 1990s wars. All evidence of this was published by the Serbian Orthodox Church in the book Spiritual Genocide by Slobodan Mileusnić, which was published in 1997 by the Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church," Radanović said.

According to him, the late Patriarch Pavle called for future generations to bear witness to the truth about the destruction of Serb holy places, which demonstrates how far evil can go.

"People read less today; everything is on the internet. That is why we are working to ensure that the world hears and sees the truth through this interactive format as well," Radanović said.

He announced that the same approach would be used to challenge the Muslim narrative regarding the siege of Sarajevo, by presenting front-line positions which show that every trench of the Republika Srpska Army was located on Serb-owned cadastral land.

Demographer Stevo Pašalić told the press that the number of Serbs in the FBiH has now been reduced to between 2.5 and 3 percent, and that ethnic-territorial homogenization continues, whether voluntarily or by force.

"All peoples suffered in BiH, but they are not all treated equally; Serb victims have been minimized," said Pašalić, who testified for years in The Hague about the suffering of Serbs in BoH.

Sociologist Drago Vuković stressed the importance of the project led by the Committee protecting Serbs’ rights in FBiH, saying it helps continuously challenge the decades-long demonization of Serbs, who, as he says, have been blamed collectively for the breakup of Yugoslavia.

"This well-designed and harmful narrative portraying Serbs as the guilty party has lasted for decades, and changing it is a slow and difficult process, while Bosniaks and Bosniak politics have continued to score points through the victimhood narrative. However, we need the truth in BiH. Without it, BiH has no future, because no community or state can function on falsehoods," Vuković warned.

He emphasized that the truth about the suffering of Serbs and crimes committed against Serbs in BiH must be demonstrated persistently and consistently through facts that are stronger than manipulation.