Report says an 80-year-old suspect faces charges on several counts, including premeditated murder.
In Italy, an 80-year-old man, identified as a former truck driver, is under investigation for his alleged involvement in “sniper tourism” during the 1992-1995 Bosnian War, facing multiple counts of premeditated murder. Prosecutors allege that foreigners, including Italians, paid to shoot at civilians in Sarajevo, with payments reportedly reaching up to €100,000. The investigation was sparked by journalist Ezio Gavazzeni’s complaint, inspired by a documentary on the issue. Survivors hope this probe will lead to justice for the victims of these atrocities.
