HALF-TRUTHS MANIPULATION FOR PERSONAL MERCENARY GOALS" Usijanje Guests on Domagoj Margetić: "This is a classic attack on Serbia"
Croatian journalist Domagoj Margetić today promoted the book "Plati i pucaj - Tajne sarajevskih ljudskih safarija" (Pay and Shoot - Secrets of Sarajevo Human Safaris) at the Sarajevo Book Fair, which has nothing to do with investigative journalism but represents an obvious political pamphlet with a predetermined goal - to delegitimize the institution of the president.
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- Domagoj Margetić promoted his book "Plati i pucaj - Tajne sarajevskih ljudskih safarija" at the Sarajevo Book Fair.
- Guests on Kurir TV's "Usijanje" program criticized Margetić's work, calling it a political pamphlet filled with half-truths and mercenary goals.
- Margetić's claims included accusing Bakir Izetbegović of ordering the assassination of Nedžad Ugljen and suggesting Ugljen was the first victim of the "Sarajevo safari".
- Former intelligence officer Edin Subašić reportedly had a near physical altercation with Margetić over claims regarding Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's alleged involvement in the affair.
- Tomo Kovač, former Minister of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska, stated that Margetić's claims were manipulative and aimed at inciting hatred, alleging a group led by Ugljen sniped citizens.
- Journalist Aleksandar Gajović suggested Margetić's actions were part of an organized attack on Serbia and its president, linking it to other recent events in Croatia and Europe.
- Political philosopher Dragoljub Kojčić argued that elements in the Balkans still harbor unfulfilled wartime objectives and that historical figures used criminal underworlds.