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selma @xoSelmami

over 6 years ago

So I built a pc a few months ago

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selma @xoSelmami

13 days ago

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Emin Gradaščević

@GradascevicEmin

3 months ago

Suze djeteta rođenog u Americi, daleko od domovine, u porodici koja je od genocida u Srebrenici spasila samo goli život, nisu obične suze. To dijete odrasta između dva svijeta. Jednog koji je njegovim roditeljima bio mrak i drugog koji mu pruža svjetlo da iz tog mraka izraste nešto veće. To dijete, odraslo na tuđem tlu, nosilo je Bosnu i Hercegovinu u grudima kao tihu, neizgovorenu obavezu. Obavezu da će je jednog dana vratiti tamo gdje pripada. Na teren. Na mapu svijeta. Na Svjetsko prvenstvo 2026. godine. U njegovoj priči stoje četiri riječi koje su i naša sudbina. Užas. Preživljavanje. Obnova. Trijumf... Zato te suze radosnice nisu kraj. One su početak. Početak povratka koji traje generacijama. Početak neke ljudskije, zajedničke nam domovine.

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Ika Ferrer Gotić

@IkaFerrerGotic

3 months ago

For Bosnia and Herzegovina, last night’s victory hits different. It wasn't just a ticket to the World Cup. It's a quiet, fierce reclamation of everything they once tried to take away: our identity, our right to exist as a people and a country, our very lives and land. We still live our history. In the 1992–1995 war, Bosnians faced a systematic campaign of destruction. Over 100,000 people were killed. Entire towns and villages were cleansed. The siege of Sarajevo, the capital, lasted 1,425 days, the longest in modern history, with civilians shelled daily while the world watched. And then Srebrenica: in July 1995, more than 8,000 Bosniak men and boys were slaughtered in genocide. It wasn’t random violence. It was calculated to break our spirit and remove any trace of a sovereign, multi-ethnic Bosnia and Herzegovina. They wanted no Bosnia. Some voices even today deny the genocide or question whether this country should exist at all. That’s why, when the national team wins, it feels like our country exhales a breath it’s been holding for thirty years. The players on the pitch aren’t just athletes; they’re sons of survivors, children of refugees, men who carry the stories of parents who buried loved ones or rebuilt homes from rubble. When the stadium erupts with “Bosna! Bosna!”, it’s not only celebration. It’s defiance. It’s proof that we refused to disappear. Last night’s win, whatever the score, whatever the opponent, became one more chapter in that story of survival. For a moment, the pain of the past doesn’t vanish, but it steps aside so joy can breathe. Our children are singing, our flag is flying high. That’s why it hits different. Football, for us, has always been more than a game. It’s memory. It’s resistance. It’s love for a country that refused to die. And every victory like last night’s reminds the world, and reminds us, that Bosnia and Herzegovina is not a footnote in history. It is a living, breathing, scoring, celebrating nation. Love from Sarajevo! | #FIFAWorldCup #BosniaAndHerzegovina #BIHITA #Dzeko #FootballTwitter