Today we mark 25 years since the Srebrenica genocide in which 8372 Bosniak civilians were brutally murdered. They were killed after Bosnian Serb forces attacked the UN "safe area" of Srebrenica in July 1995.#Srebrenica25 ⚪️ pic.twitter.com/5NE5Qa4fLL

— Bosnian History (@BosnianHistory) July 11, 2020

This was the worst atrocity on European soil since WWII, a mere 50 years after the world said “never again” to the horrors of the Holocaust. Thousands were systematically murdered and buried in mass graves. The victims, mostly Muslim, were selected on the basis of their identity. pic.twitter.com/lG2kxkQDMF

— Bosnian History (@BosnianHistory) July 11, 2020

Many men began to leave the forests and surrender after realizing they had no escape. One such man was Ramo Osmanovic, who was forced by Serb soldiers to call his son, Nermin, into surrender. Both father and son were executed. #SrebrenicaGenocide pic.twitter.com/QwXsXgtPQK

— Bosnian History (@BosnianHistory) July 11, 2020

A Bosnian girl visits the grave of her father to let him know that she has just graduated.

8732 fathers, sons, brothers, uncles and grandfathers were slaughtered in #Srebrenica. pic.twitter.com/i2Xc9ViV0d

— Bosnian History (@BosnianHistory) July 11, 2020

This is what life in Srebrenica was like before it fell to Bosnian Serb forces in July 1995.pic.twitter.com/SGEd11dR3E

— Bosnian History (@BosnianHistory) July 11, 2020

The military support was supervised by the then DG ISI, General Javed Nasir. A die hard patriot whose vision was to support the oppressed anywhere in the world. The program distributed and coordinated the systematic supply of arms to The Army of the Republic of Bosnia…

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— Fidato (@tequieremos) July 15, 2020

Pakistan declared in a meeting of Muslim countries at Geneva in July 1995 that the UN arms embargo was illegal. Farooq Leghari, then president of Pakistan, stated that 'the Western policy of appeasement of the Serbian aggressors is not going to pay.'

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— Fidato (@tequieremos) July 15, 2020

…and confront the Serbs while France and other countries wanted to withdraw their troops for the safety of their soldiers. On July 26 1995, Pakistan sent another contingent of 180 troops to Bosnia for deployment under UN command.

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— Fidato (@tequieremos) July 15, 2020

Cees Wiebes in his book, “Intelligence and the War in Bosnia, 1992–1995” wrote that “Pakistan definitely defied the UN ban on supply of arms to the Bosnian Muslims and sophisticated anti-tank guided missiles were airlifted by the ISI to help Bosnians fight the Serbs”

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— Fidato (@tequieremos) July 15, 2020

During the height of the conflict, Pakistan's Foreign Ministry evacuated many endangered Bosnians from the conflict areas who immigrated to Pakistan. The small nature of the program was mentioned and highlighted in the Pakistani drama, Alpha Bravo Charlie in 1998.

— Fidato (@tequieremos) July 15, 2020