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Balkans: Serbia calls for investigation of violent Srebrenica snub
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SERBIA has demanded an investigation after Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic was attacked at the 20th anniversary commemoration of the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia on Saturday.
Mr Vucic was forced to flee as a crowd of protesters climbed over barricades and pelted him with stones and bottles, chanting: “Kill, kill” and “Allahu akbar.”
Bodyguards protected the prime minister with umbrellas, bags and raised arms as they rushed to an armoured vehicle.
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