Wealthy Tourists Allegedly Paid £100k to 'Hunt' Sarajevo Children in Twisted Human Safari Horror

Tourists Paid £100k to Snipe Kids in Siege 'Human Safari' (Credit: Tima Miroshnichenko : Pexels)

In the grim legacy of Bosnian war atrocities, the Sarajevo human safari scandal has exploded anew, exposing how wealthy war tourists allegedly paid up to £80,000 ($104,000) for sniper tourism excursions to gun down civilians, including children, amid the Sarajevo siege snipers' terror from 1992 to 1996.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stands accused of direct participation in these VRS volunteers' depravities, fuelling outrage over child targeting siege tactics that claimed over 10,000 lives.