In Sarajevo, vehicles with Montenegrin citizens were raided, Nazir Heldić was injured

In the shooting that took place on the road in front of the "Čeljigovići" tunnel, in East Sarajevo, the Audi A8 (BP AS 551) in which Nazir Heldić and Erdnard Trubljanin were, and the Škoda Octavia in which Nazirov were, were hit. brother Saladin and Goran Ćetković, all from Bijelo Polje.

"Nezavisne novine" announced that Nazir Heldić (28), who was the only one injured in the shooting, suffered a gunshot wound to the knee, but was released from the "Abdullah Nakaš" hospital in Sarajevo after medical treatment.

The incident occurred when Montenegrin citizens, who were traveling from Sarajevo to Pale in a "Skoda Octavia" and "Audi A8", were overtaken and blocked by six attackers, also with two vehicles.

The attackers were armed with automatic firearms and started shooting in the direction of the Skoda and the Audi, firing a large number of bullets.

The Audi in which Nazir Heldić and Trubljanin were was parked in front of the Centar Police Department building in Sarajevo, and it had more than 20 bullet holes.

As reported by "Nezavisne novine", the passengers in the "Audi" were saved by the fact that the vehicle was armored, because otherwise they would have surely died, considering that the attackers aimed and hit the places where the driver and his passenger were, but the bullets failed pass through armored windows and doors.

"The incident happened at 23.45:8 p.m. when the Škoda Octavia and Audi A8 vehicles, in which there were Montenegrin citizens, overtook two other vehicles of an unknown brand in front of the tunnel and stopped in such a way that they were prevented from moving further - established is an investigation. Six persons who were armed with automatic firearms got out of those vehicles and started shooting in the direction of the Škoda and the Audi AXNUMX, into which they fired a large number of bullets," reports Nezavisne Novine.

Photo: Nezavisne novine

"Sarajevo-x.com" reports that Montenegrin citizens were attacked by Milenko Krsmanović and Milan Kovačević from Sokoc, Peđa Spahić from Pala, and Almir and Dino Kadrić from Sarajevo, and one other person.

Krsmanović and Milan Kovačević were arrested at the border crossing towards Montenegro, and the Border Police of BiH, Montenegro and members of the CJB Trebinje participated in the arrest.

"The attackers are located in the area of ​​Sarajevo Canton and the City of East Sarajevo. They were reported by the police on several occasions in the previous period, prosecuted and prosecuted, while the injured persons are known to members of Montenegro, whose citizens they are," said Vasiljević.

The investigation, as reported by the media in Bosnia and Herzegovina, also showed that there were conflicts between the persons who carried out the attack and the victims.

The prosecutor of the East Sarajevo District Prosecutor's Office characterized the shooting as a criminal offense of aggravated attempted murder.

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