Islamic State flags again displayed in Bosnian village!
The flags of the terrorist Islamic State (IS) organization have once again been displayed in the Wahhabi community in Gornja Maoca in Bosnia-Herzegovina
The police are still looking for the IS flags and the persons who put them up in the same village in early February.
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A photograph taken on Tuesday and posted on social networks shows a house in Gornja Maoca flying three IS flags.
Wahhabi Edis Bosnic is seen in the yard of the house, the same where the terrorist insignia was on display earlier.
Bosnic said at the time that he and other members of the radical Muslim movement had nothing to do with the incident, and that "two people they did not know placed the flags there" the Banja Luka daily Glas Srpske writes.
Bosnia-Herzegovina Prosecution spokesperson Boris Grubesic said he could not comment on the latest incident.
When the flags were displayed the first time, members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) showed up in the village - "but by the time they arrived, the flags had been removed" - the newspaper said.
(Telegraf.rs / B92)