DO YOU KNOW THIS MAN?
This is General Javed Nasir, head of Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI from 1992 to 1993.
The man who took on America and The Hague for Bosnia’s Muslims!
During the 1992–1995 Bosnian War, the United Nations imposed an arms embargo on everyone. But this embargo only benefited the Serbs. That was because the Serbs had inherited the weapons of the former Yugoslavia’s massive army. The Bosniaks, meanwhile, were almost completely unarmed.
So what did Javed Nasir do?
He launched a covert operation with Saudi funding. Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI established a secret air bridge from Pakistan to Sarajevo via Turkey and Iran.
It was alleged that these shipments included TOW anti-tank missiles intended to break the Serbian siege.
In fact, in 1995, Pakistan declared the arms embargo “unlawful” in Geneva and announced that it would support the Bosniaks despite all the pressure.
HOW DID THIS COME TO LIGHT?
According to the allegations, General Javed Nasir himself confessed!
In an official defense document he submitted to a British court in 2002, he wrote:
"Despite the arms embargo, I successfully carried out shipments of missiles that turned the war in favor of the Bosniak Muslims and forced the Serbs to lift the siege. This upset America."
Following these statements, the court in The Hague asked Pakistan to hand over Nasir in 2011. Pakistan rejected the request.
General Javed Nasir passed away in 2024 at the age of 87.
Bosniaks still remember him as a hero today.
May Allah have mercy on him, and may his resting place be Paradise.
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