In December 1992, the world was witness to the horrific Bosnian War, an ethnic conflict that shook the Balkans and left a lasting scar on the region. Triggered by the breakup of Yugoslavia, the war was a brutal struggle for power and territory between different ethnic and religious groups. With its roots in deep-seated historical grievances, the conflict was marked by acts of extreme violence, including ethnic cleansing, genocide, and widespread atrocities committed against civilians. The war lasted for almost four years, shattering communities, displacing millions, and testing the limits of humanity’s capacity for cruelty. This pivotal event in history reminds us of the importance of peace, tolerance, and the devastating consequences that can arise from the seeds of hatred.
