Overview
- Italian prosecutor Alessandro Gobbis has opened an inquiry against unknown persons for aggravated voluntary homicide tied to the 1992–96 siege of Sarajevo.
- The investigation stems from a complaint by writer Ezio Gavazzeni with attorneys Nicola Brigida and Guido Salvini, who submitted documents and testimonies they say show organized trips from Italy to Bosnia.
- Gobbis confirmed that at least three Italian citizens are being investigated for allegedly paying to participate as shooters targeting civilians.
- Materials cited in media reports include alleged price lists of €80,000–€100,000 with higher tariffs for children, as well as corroborating testimony from ex Bosnian intelligence officer Edin Subasic.
- Some outlets have named an unnamed Milan plastic surgeon as flagged in the filings, but identities reported in the press remain unconfirmed in court and no indictments have been announced.