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already mentioned this camp, but now I have find full report ... on
english from valid source ..I cutted few lines from long report, but
you can see the whole text on link: http://slobodan-milosevic.org/news/dfasa040307.htm Wahhabist Terrorist Camp in Raska Highlights Links With Bosnian, Other Jihadist Terror Groups Defense & Foreign Affairs Special Analysis - April 3, 2007 Tuesday
Exclusive. By Darko Trifunovic, GIS Station Belgrade. Significant links to Bosnian-based
terrorist groups with international connections have begun to emerge
since the arrest on March 17, 2007, of four men linked to a Wahhabist
terrorist camp discovered near the city of Novi Pazar in Serbia's
southern Raska (or Sandzak) region, close to the Bosnia-Herzegovina
(BiH) and Montenegro borders, and close to the Serbian province of
Kosovo.
Police found a huge cache of plastic explosives
equipped with trigger mechanisms, various caliber bullet rounds,
protective masks, several kinds of military uniforms and hand grenades
in the camp and a cave 30km from Novi Pazar (literally "New Bazaar").
Much of the new round of Islamist activity is centering on the southern
Serbian (Raska) city of Novi Pazar (literally "New Bazaar"). This city
of some 30,000 people is approximately 80 percent Muslim. It has one of
the most radical Islamist bookstores in the world, and the store is
doing brisk business. Here, the principal business of the city is crime: illegal smuggling of consumer goods, heroin and weapons.
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Novi Pazar is the focus of the Islamist attempt to build a landbridge from Albania and Kosovo to Bosnia....
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The four arrested by Serbian Police on March 17, 2007, were identified as Mirsad
Prenti , Fuad Hod i , Vahid Vejselovi and Senad Vejselovi , all members
of the Muslim Wahhabi movement from Novi Pazar. ....Now, however,
with the secession of Montenegro and the growing international pressure
to carve Kosovo away from Serbia, Raska -- still part of Serbia -- is
becoming the most critical conduit into Western Europe for the
transit of illicit narcotics, weapons, and terrorists from Albanian
strongholds in Kosovo, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), Albania, and Montenegro.
Among the material confiscated in the camp near Novi Pazar on March 17, 2007, police
also discovered printed terrorist propaganda, military survival
manuals, medical supplies, a sabre, compasses, binoculars and maps.
The police said that the raid that took several days to execute, and
that they would continue with "intensive action to identify and locate
organizers and members of this terrorist group".
All but
one of the arrested men were bearded in the fashion of jihadis, but all
were white Europeans. Their campsite, with a Wahhabist flag (similar to
a Saudi Arabian flag, only black), was jury-rigged with plastic
sheeting.
During and after police action, there were a numbers of Wahhabists in
the location where camp was discovered and in the large region. Most of
them escape into nearby Bosnia, across the so-called "Gorazde
Corridor". The location of the camp was carefully selected to be near
three borders (Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia).
GIS has obtained details of the locations and names of several
individuals and groups operating in Bosnia in relation to the Sandzak
(Raska) group:
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1. City of Bugojno Wahhabist group:
Elvedin Imsirevi , residing in Bugojno; a graduate of the electro-technical faculty in Sarajevo, BiH;
Nihad Beganovi , residing in Bugojno; a graduate of the religious school in Medina;
Emir Imamovi , son of Tahira, born January 2, 1973; residing in Bugojno, on D. Kara e bb street;
Semir Imamovi , residing in Bugojno; a graduate Religious school in Medina;
Smajih D ihan, residing in Bugojno; a graduate of the electro-technical faculty in Sarejevo;
Haris Muji , residing in Bugojno; a graduate of the religious school in Medina;
Edin Mrkonja, was charge of terrorism activities for the group and spent several years in jail in Zenica;
Muhidin Omanovi , fluent in Arabic, worked as translator in the
mujahedin village of Bocinja. He was sentenced and spent several year
in the jail in Zenica on terrorism charges;
Amir Kero, son of Faika, born October 22, 1974, in the Bugojno village of Glavice bb.
2. District Donji Vakuf:
Mustafa Sultanovi ;
Abdulmalik Basi , a graduate in sharia law in Qatar;
Omer Basi , from the city of Donji Vakuf;
Sabit uki ;
Nermin uki ;
Senad Imo anin, son of Mustafe, born August 1,1965; from the city of
Jajce, residing in the village Doganovi i, district of Donji Vakuf,
3. City of Novi Travnik:
Zero Ali ;
Almir Ali ;
Asim Ramulj, alias Talha, sentenced on terrorism charges and spent several years in Zenica jail;
"Fahrudin" (other names not known), graduate from a religious school in Jordan;
Semin Rizvi , son of Halila, born January 28, 1970; residing in Novi Travnik area of Bistro;
Sabahudin Krnji , son of Muja, born June 4, 1966; residing in the village of Margeti i, Novi Travnik;
Amir Seter, son of Osme, born August 29, 1973; residing in Novi Travnik, Kolinska bb street.
4. City of Jajce:
Ismir Karaga, graduate from a religious school in Jordan;
Hidajet Karaga, residing in the city of Zenica;
Meho Buljubasi ;
Enver Deli , sentenced of terrorism charges and spent several years in Zenica jail;
Enes Koki , sentenced of terrorism charges and spent several years in Zenica jail.
5. City of Zenica:
Muris Ljubun i , a suspect in the murder of policeman Ante Valjana in the city of Travnik; freed for "lack of evidence";
D evad Muratovi ;
Nezo Haris;
Munib ajvakovi ;
Ismet Fazli ;
Sabahudin Alihod a;
Nedim Hara i ;
Muris Supi ;
Muamer Lutvi ;
Nezo Abdulme id,
6. City of Travnik:
D zhevad Rujanac, predsjednik AIO Travnik, born June 8, 1973; residing in the city of Travnik, Guvna bb street;
Ezher Beganovic, former President of Active Islamic Youth, born June
11, 1966, in the city of Travnik, work for Islamic youth magazine Saff
; suspect in the murder of policeman Ante Valjana in Travnik;
Halil Islamovi , residing in village of Turbetu, city of Travnik;
suspect for the murder of policeman Ante Valjana in Travnik, but freed
because of "lack of evidence";
Ned ad Peco;
Evel Majusak;
Sefik Jusupovi , born April 16, 1967. in the village of Maljine, Travnik;
Zelota emal, born June 1, 1965, in the village of Braji i, Tranvik;
Zuki Ned ad, born October 14, 1972, in Travnik;
Cikoti Aljo, born May 25, 1969, in the city of Ivangrad, Montenegro;
Markovi Muhamed, born September 21, 1961, in the city of Kotor Varos; residing in village Pode, Travnik;
Abdibegovi Nusret, born November 18, 1957, in the village of Prusac,
city of Donji Vakuf; residing in itarnica broj 5, Travnik;
Zuki Edin, born September 16, 1975, in the village of Zuki i, Travnik, Bojna bb street;
Trganovi Sefik, born January 4, 1971, in the city of Kotor Varos;
Aliho a Nurudin, born August 18, 1974, in the village Alihod e, Travnik;
Rubanovi Esad, born July 13, 1973;
Seter Selman, born August 18, 1973;
Edin Seter, son of Huse, born July 5, 1971, in Travnik, Karaula-Seteri;
Muradif Smaji , son of Fehima, born September 25, 1969; residing in the village of Mudrike, Travnik;
Sahbaz Hod i , son of Velage, born February 11, 1962; residing in Travnik, Poljanice bb street.
Wahhabist Terrorist Activities in Brcko District of Bosnia-Herzegovina:
According to GIS sources, in the middle of January 2007, from the
direction of Tuzla, two buses with about 100 strong, well-built men on
board, dressed in Wahhabist style, arrived at Karavlasi, a small place
known by the strong presence of Islamic fundamentalists, near the town
of Brcko. Before the ethnic cleansing, carried out during the civil war
in Bosnia, the village Karavlasi was populated by the Gypsies (Roma) of
the Christian Orthodox faith. The current population of this village,
as well as of a series of other villages such as the village of Maoca,
are known for their religious fanaticism as Wahhabists. In Karavlasi, special attention is paid to terrorist-guerilla training of the so-called "White Islamists", Muslims from Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Sources indicated that much of the terrorist training and organization
is developing under new guidelines, and is directly linked to funding
by criminal activities, largely narco-trafficking. Of key importance
has been the fact that international organizations, and particularly
charitable non-governmental organizations (NGOs), other than those
linked to the Wahhabist movements, have, over recent years, been so
closely monitored and pressured that they no longer have access to, or
sight of, the embedded areas of terrorist training.
The arrival of the three busloads of men in Karavlasi related to
information that terrorist Islamic fundamentalist groups were getting
ready to enter Western Europe, particularly into Italy, Austria,
Germany, and Switzerland, upon the completion of their
religious-military training.
According to the GIS source, at the end of December 2006, Hussein ef. Kavazovic<1>, the Tuzla town mufti came to the Wahhabi training camp, accompanied by a person (whose identity is unknown, but he was of Saudi Arabian origin). This person presented himself by the alias "Sheik"
. Mufti Kavazovic took this person across Bosnia and Herzegovina. The
end of their tour was in the village of Maoca near the city of Brcko,
where, according to the GIS source, "Sheik" gave a
large sum of money to fund the creation of small groups of terrorist
instructors; six to eight people each, which were to be sent to the
Western European countries.
Effendi Kavazovic
was in constant contact with Iranian diplomats in Sarajevo (and had a
personal friendship with Mahmut Heidari), as well as with Mohsen
Mirhadi, the director of the Iranian "humanitarian" organization
"Birds".
Jasmin Ibrisimovic<2> is
considered the person in charge of logistics and sending these groups
to the Western countries. Jasmin Ibrisimovic is a computer specialist,
and besides Arabic, speaks two more languages (presumably
English and German). He was in charge of organizing the visit of Mufti
Kavazovic and "Sheik" to Maoca. According to the available data, he has
a younger sister, Leila, and his parents are in Switzerland. By
operative field working, it has been established as fact that he is in
frequent personal contact with Zijo Poljo, and other persons from that
group in of the White Mosque building in Kolobara, a project in the
city of Brcko.
Enes Mujkanovic is thought to be the main leader of Islamic Fundamentalists and the Wahhabi in the Brcko Area.
His house is at the very entrance to the village of Maoca. It is
the10<th> or 12<th> house in a row, upon entering the
Village. According to a source, large quantities of arms, explosives, and other explosive devices are stored in his basement.
Together with a group of Wahhabists, Enes Mujkanovic comes to the
village Karavlahe-Upper Maoca from the mujahedin village of Bocinja,
after they were expelled from the village by the decision of the
authorities.
The Police do not enter the village of Maoca and other villages for two reasons:
There is fear of armed resistance; ie: a conflict of larger proportion;
There is a conflict of jurisdictions between the Police of Brcko
District, and the Police Unit of the BiH Federation (ie: the national
police) from Srebrenik.
This situation of complete "autonomy" goes in favor of the Islamists
because they carry out their training practice in religious and
military sense undisturbed. The local Muslim population does not much
like the Wahhabists. The local foresters (who are Muslims) regularly
report to the Brcko District Police that automatic weapon shots, and
explosions can be heard during the night from the direction of the
mentioned villages in which the Islamic Fundamentalists live.
Further, facts proving that in the highest levels of authorities in
Sarajevo, there are people who make possible and give support to the
mentioned and similar activities also go in favor of the undisturbed
development and actions of these religious fanatics. This primarily
refers to Haris Silajdzic, who
was an actual member of the BiH Presidency. His sister Salidza
Silajdzic is married in Iran, believed to be to a high ranking officer
of the VEVAK (Ministry of Intelligence), and his brother, Husref
Silajdzic, is thought to be an agent of the Pakistani Inter-Services
Intelligence (ISI). New information speaks about the fact that
Haris Silajdzic has been trying to restart the work of "Patriot
League".<3> The center of "Patriot League" is to be in Sarajevo
with Gen. Vahid Karavelic as its head.
According to GIS sources, the "Patriot League" representative in Brcko is Farid Mujkanovic,
a former JNA officer. Farid Mujkanovic graduated from Military Academy.
He was the CO of the 108<th> HVO (Croatian Council of Defense)
Brigade in the Bosnian part of the River Sava Region in the former
Bosnia-Herzegovina. He planned, prepared, and gave orders for the
attacks on Bukovac and Bukvik during the BiH civil war in the 1990s.
Civilians, and wounded men were killed in those attacks, and the
property of local population and of the Serbian Orthodox Church looted
and destroyed. The people living in this region were taken away from
their homes to already prepared concentration camps where they were
inhumanely treated, and the women were raped (the rape of Zeljka Rajcic
in Maoca, in the headquarters building, by Mohammad Vilic has been
documented). Hamiz Sadic, Bajram Sapi, Raif Miftari and Sead Delic, all
of them former commissioned officers of the JNA (Yugoslav National
Army), along with Gen. Karavelic, were above Farid Mujkanovic in the
Islamic fundamentalist chain of command.
Both Gen. Karavelic and Farid Mujkanovic were interviewed by the
members of then Military Counterintelligence Service in 1987, because
of their connections with VEVAK.
These two are believed to be the people of the utmost trust when the
military training of Islamic fundamentalists is in question in the
territory of Bosnia-Herzegovina, and the Brcko District. In addition, together with these two, one more name, Zijo Poljo<4>, is mentioned as a "man of Haris Silajdzic's trust". Zijo Poljo lived in Germany (Baden-Baden) where he was the owner of a sports center
"Poljo". Currently, he is in charge of physical fitness (martial arts,
boxing and taekwondo) of the Wahhabists. Along with this, he is in oil,
gas, and other oil-derivative trading business. Through his connections
in the Czech Republic, Zijo Poljo procures arms, which he takes to Bosnia-Herzegovina through the Republic of Croatia. He has a very strong position in the Albanian Embassy in Sarajevo and enjoys their active protection. Zijo is in close connection with Senad Causevic who is justifiably believed to be one of the main drug dealers in the Brcko District. He gets narcotics from Bulgaria, through certain channels.
The organized chain of the Islamists who have control over the Wahhabi in Brcko also include the following persons:
Munib Jusufovic<5>,
the first Haris Silajdzic's assistant in Brcko, and the Party Secretary
in BH. During the War, he was the leader of the Muslims in the federal
part of Brcko. He is suspected of numerous crimes against Serbs.
Suvad Masic<6>
is considered the main operative to Munib Jusufovic. Currently he works
with the Treasury Section of Brcko District. He is a known extremist.
He was found guilty and convicted on several counts of violent behavior
but due to his strong connections with Haris Silajdzic, he was given an
appointment with the Government of Brcko District.
Ismet Dedejic<7>
(from Rozaje, by origin) in charge of funding the "net". The Brcko
District Court of the First Instance found him guilty of abuse of
authority, and sentenced him to KM 20,000 fine. He is the co-owner of
PP "Italproject" Company. During the BiH civil war, together with his
family, he lived in Sweden and in Turkey. Dedejic's close relative
Miraz Dedejic is the Archbishop of the Illegitimate "Montenegrin
Orthodox Church". Ismet Dedejic enjoyed the full trust of the former
Brcko District Supervisor.
Susan Johnson. Susan Johnson, a citizen of the US, was a grantee of a Fulbright scholarship. She came to the former SFR Yugoslavia on a Fulbright grant
to do a research project: "Folklore Ethnology of the Macedonians from
around Kostur". To point out the irony, Kostur is a Greek village and
not Yugoslav. Susan speaks fluent Serbo-Croat, Macedonian, Albanian,
Bulgarian, and Greek. She frequently traveled to Kosovo at the
time of the unrest there. She was apprehended by the Serbian Police in
the forbidden border zone and returned to Skopje, Macedonia.
Jasmin Tatarevic,
Father's name: Mevludin from Brcko. Currently employed by the
Government of Brcko District as Chief of the Mine Sweeping Team.
Footnotes:
1. Hussein ef. Kavazovic is 34 years old. At the beginning of the war, he was a khoja, a Muslim priest in the town of Gradacac, who realizes that "it is not the time for 'ahmedia '", so he took up arms to form "Khoja ", a
unit of Islamic fundamentalists in which, as members, there were other
imams . They undertook the Islamic education of the youth in Gradacac.
Mufti Kavazovic passed his six-month long military experience acquired
in Turije, an HVO (Croatian military) training camp near the town of
Konjic, with other members of the Islamic church congregation. He is
known by the religious disqualification of his opponents, and his war
authority as being a "khoja from the trenches", which made him known as
an Islamic leader who openly opts for the armed conflict, based on the Islamic principles.
2. Jasmin Ibrisimovic, son of Dzevad, born in Brcko, July 9, 1967.
Resides in Klanac 2/I, a compound in Brcko, PIN: 0907967181515.
3. Patriot League is a paramilitary organization
of the Bosnian Muslims, at the beginning of Civil War in Bosnia and
Herzegovina. It is established as a party organization by Gen. Sefer
Halilovic and his associates, on May 2, 1991, and not later than June
10, 1991, the meeting of Bosnian public servants from the whole
Yugoslavia is held in the Militia Hall. Many criminal elements
that show their patriotism by attacking people of nationality different
from their own enter this organization. They disguise their own goals
as preserving the sovereignty of Bosnia-Herzegovina and its borders,
and protecting the Muslim population in case of war.
4. Zijad Poljo, alias "Zijo", son of Hasan and Dervisa (maiden name
Dervisevic), born January 3, 1966, in Rajevo Village, Republic Croatia,
resident of Brcko, 33, Abdulaha Bukvice Street, a Bosnian, citizen of
Bosnia-Herzegovina, literate, auto body painter,
married, the father of two underage children, served in armed forces in
Bileca, 1985, lieutenant, not registered in military records, not
decorated, of average financial status, not sentenced by a court of
law, currently prosecuted for a felony, PIN: 0301966181613.
5. Father's name: Mujo. Born February 17, 1948, in Seliste, Plevlja
Community, Sandzak. PIN: 1702948181515, home address: Brcko, Mushvina
Ruzvica bb. As stated, he was on the Staff of 108th ABH Brigade during
the War.
6. Suvad Masic, Father's name: Husna, born March 3, 1967, in Vukosavlje. PIN: 0703967330079
7. Ismet Dedejic, Father's name: Ibis, born May 3, 1947, in Rozaje,
Republic Montenegro. Resident of Brcko, 27 Mujdanovacka Street, PIN:
0305947181519. currently works for the Government of the Brcko
District. Copyright 2007 Defense & Foreign Affairs/International Strategic Studies Association
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Albanians are predominantly part of the Armenoid race. Some Dinarid
strains are similar but they are Armenoid. Their culture is only a
Terrorist one. Muslim, uncivilized, and traitorous. Chechens don't
belong in Europe, they are totally alien. Let them go to Turkey or
Saudi Arabia if they love Islam so much. I can't forgive them and what
they did to the Serbian Christians.
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| Re: Albanian-Saudi Wahhabism
Wahhabism:
From Vienna to Bosnia Quote: Evidence
traces the financial and ideological center of Bosnia's radical Wahhabi
movement to Vienna, while the moderate Islamic community prepares for
an intensifying battle of influence.
By Anes Alic in Sarajevo for ISN Security Watch (06/04/07)
Only the funeral of former Bosnian Muslim leader and wartime Bosnian
president Alija Izetbegovic had a larger crowd and more security than
that of Jusuf Barcic, the informal leader of Bosnia’s radical Muslims
of the Wahhabi movement.
More than 3,000 Wahhabis arrived in the northern city of Tuzla to
attend the funeral held last weekend, and according to local media,
almost half of them came from Slovenia, Kosovo, Macedonia and the
Serbian region of Sandzak. A number also came from Western European
countries, mostly from Austria, whose capital, Vienna, is said to be the Western financial and ideological center for the Bosnian Wahhabi movement...
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It appears that both Wahhabi movements were financed and led by Bosnian and Serbian Wahhabi clerics living in Vienna.
Bosnian Islamic community officials and police accuse former Bosnian Muslim cleric Muhamed Porca, who runs the Vienna-based Islamic community administrative unit, of serving as the financial and ideological supporter of Barcic and his movement.
Porca, who was Barcic’s colleague at university in Saudi Arabia calls
for the creation of a parallel Islamic community in Bosnia, which would
lean toward radical Islam. Some Bosnian Islamic community officials
also accused Porca of organizing and financing visits to Bosnia for
radical Muslims from Germany and Austria.
Bosnian media and Islamic community officials also named another
Vienna-based Bosnian cleric, Adnan Buzar, as a main supporter of
Barcic's movement. Buzar is the son-in-law of Palestinian Sabri
al-Banna, also known as Abu Nidal, the founder of the Fatah
Revolutionary Council and the most wanted international terrorist in
late 1980s. Al-Banna was killed in Iraq in 2002..... | http://www.isn.ethz.ch/news/sw/detai...t.cfm?id=17462 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhamed_Por%C4%8Da http://www.jamestown.org/terrorism/n...icleid=2370284 Yesterday,
In Austria was arrested Bosnian Muslimm from Tuzla (42) in trying to
import explosive and bombs to American Embassy in Wienna.
 The first leader of Muslim Agency ("for help to third world", founded 1987.) in Wienna was Hasan-Abdulah Turabi , secretar of egiptian organisation "Muslimms brothers" .... together with Fatih el Hasanein (from Sudan) and Sukarno el Hasanein..This
brothers are comrades of Osama bin Laden., also as they are comrades of
Alija Izetbegovic,Hasan Cengic,Haris Silajdzhic , Salim Shabic and
others bosnian political lieders.- said croatian publicist Ivica
Mlivoncic (author of book "AlQuaida was made in Bosnia") for serbian
daily news "Politika". He is sure that arrested terrorist yesterday in
Wienna was educated in wahhabi school. http://www.politika.co.yu/detaljno.php?nid=42870 |
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