Today’s episode dives into a disturbing allegation resurfacing in the immigration and accountability space: a 2022 Slovenian documentary claims that during the 1992 to 1996 siege of Sarajevo, wealthy foreigners paid to join Bosnian Serb positions and shoot at civilians for sport. We explain what the film reports, why it’s being discussed again in 2025, and how cross-border travel factored into the alleged scheme.

You’ll hear details about the reported routes from Belgrade to Pale and onward to sniper lines, the alleged logistics networks, and why survivors’ testimonies are pushing prosecutors and governments to respond. We also break down the immigration implications—visa screening, sanctions, and cross-border evidence sharing—and what practical steps authorities and the public might see next.

If you care about how international mobility, war crimes accountability, and immigration systems intersect, this in-depth analysis will help you understand what’s at stake and what to watch in the weeks ahead. Follow @VisaVerge on social media and visit VisaVerge.com for more immigration insights.