SloveniaThe well-known Serbian writer Vladimir Arsenijević was physically attacked by a group of approximately 20–30 unidentified individuals under Branković Bridge in Belgrade. The attack occurred as he arrived at the location where organizers had planned a commemorative event for the victims of the Srebrenica genocide. According to reports from the Croatian portal Index, the assailants hit him on the head and body, threatened him, and took his mobile phone. Arsenijević confirmed the incident to the media and described being immediately surrounded by a group of young men upon exiting his taxi. In addition to the physical assault, the attackers vandalized the area under the bridge, writing graffiti that glorified wartime criminal Ratko Mladić and the Army of the Republic of Srpska. They also repeatedly wrote the number 3267, which represents the number of Serbian casualties around Srebrenica according to Serbian politics. While the international community commemorates July 11 as the anniversary of the genocide against Bosniaks—where more than 8,000 people were killed—the Serbian side has been striving to include the issue of their own losses in the public discourse about Srebrenica. The 32
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of the attack on a prominent figure during a commemorative event related to Srebrenica. It includes both perspectives: the international recognition of the genocide against Bosniaks and the Serbian emphasis on their own casualties. The framing remains neutral,
