Prosecutors in Milan have launched an investigation into allegations that Italian citizens may have travelled to Bosnia-Herzegovina in the early 1990s to participate in so-called «sniper safaris,» in which foreigners allegedly shot at unarmed people in Sarajevo, according to the BBC.
The complaint was filed by Ezio Gavazzeni, an Italian journalist and novelist well known for his reporting on the mafia. In his report submitted to Milan’s counter-terrorism prosecutor Alessandro Gobbis, Gavazzeni claimed that some Italians and other foreigners passionate about light arms sought the opportunity to shoot at people — including men, women and children...