Srebrenica, a place that still tears hearts apart and stirs the deepest emotions even after 30 years, is back in the spotlight. Pavle Grbović claims that future generations will not be able to deny that genocide was committed in Srebrenica in the name of Serbia. Is this finally an admission or just a political game? On one hand, respect is paid to the victims, on the other, words and accusations are manipulated. Marta Kos, EU Commissioner for Enlargement, clearly states that Srebrenica is a deep wound in European history and that hatred and glorification of war criminals must have no place in our society. Seven victims, the youngest only 19 years old, were recently identified and buried, but many are still listed as missing. Meanwhile, political tensions remain high. Marko Đurić accuses Vjosa Osmani of manipulating Trump’s words and fabricating accusations against Serbia, while US President Donald Trump is in the spotlight for his statements and political moves. All this while the memory of Srebrenica continues to struggle against denial and political bickering. This topic never fails to divide the public and spark heated reactions. Will we ever be able to overcome the past and turn to a shared future? Or will we forever remain trapped in a whirlpool of accusations and manipulations? Drop your thoughts, because this topic deserves to be talked about, laughed at, cried over, and questioned — but never forgotten.
