Our generals were threatened by the US & Co. and asked us to desist from providing weapons, but we still went ahead despite the pressure. Some of them were placed on banned travel lists and sanctioned.
I don't think he was a Bosnian because if you picked up one word he used to describe himself and his family. It was a term used by Ottomans to describe Christian children taken by Ottomans and trained to serve in the military. No one in Europe with that ancestry would be proud of that, and the majority revolted before the Ottomans made a professional standing army. I do not think he was a Bosnian but an Indian who wanted to create tension between the two sides by provoking Pakistanis and Bosnians.
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