Overview

• Nearly 7,000 people joined a three-day, 100-kilometre peace march retracing the path taken by Bosniak men and boys fleeing Srebrenica in 1995.
• Families at the Potocari memorial cemetery buried the remains of seven men recently identified through DNA analysis ahead of the July 11 commemoration.
• Exhumation and DNA teams have now accounted for almost 90 percent of more than 8,000 people reported missing after the massacre.
• Survivors and relatives voiced enduring grief and resilience as they honoured their loved ones in ceremonies and individual burials.
• Bosnian Serb leaders continue to reject or downplay international genocide rulings, fueling ethnic tensions and stalling reconciliation.