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19 of November, 10:58

In Bosnia and Herzegovina has seen the carnage In Bosnia and Herzegovina was a terrible incident: a representative of the stronger sex had opened fire with automatic weapons at the bookmaker. Two soldiers who wanted to detain the attacker, died on the spot.

In trying to escape the representative of the stronger sex wounded several others. The shooter was later sabarimala in their own home and took his own life.

Armed with a machine representative of the stronger sex has opened shooting in one of the betting companies in Sarajevo. To detain the malefactor wanted Bosnian soldiers who served in a military unit located nearby. Two soldiers were killed on the spot.

Trying to disappear from the scene of the murder, the representative of the stronger sex named ENES Omeradå¡iä? fired on a bus and wounded another soldier. As informs Reuters, in the attack in addition hurt 2 passengers of the bus and the driver.

"The shot made in the side of the Bosnian soldier who was considered a shot to the side of the state", - commented on the incident, Prime Minister powers Denis Zvizdic. This statement politician made after an emergency meeting of the government. Besides all this, the Minister announced that the level of security on the ground of Bosnia and Herzegovina will be considerably increased to avoid similar tragedies in the future.

The police blocked Omeragic in his house, which is located not far from the scene. During the RAID in the building there was an explosion. Upon entering the home, law enforcement officials found the body of the attacker.

The motives of the attackers remain unknown. Neighbors are informed that recently a representative of the stronger sex has researched ultraconservative Islam Salafist-jihadi organizations. It is likely that Omeradå¡iä? has been recruited by militants of the "Islamic state" to commit terrorist acts on the ground of the European Union.
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