Margetić invited to testify at Bosnian Prosecution in “Sarajevo Safari” case: I will hand over all evidence

Croatian investigative journalist Domagoj Margetić, who for years has been one of the most vocal voices in publishing allegations and demands for an investigation regarding the case known as the "Sarajevo Safari", has announced that he has been invited by the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina to give testimony in this matter.

Through a public announcement, Margetić said that he has just received an official invitation from the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina to testify in the "Sarajevo Safari" case.

He stressed that this call came just a few days after prosecutors from the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina participated in a meeting at the European Union agency, EUROJUST, where investigations into this case were discussed.

"I will remind you, this call comes just a couple of days after prosecutors from the BiH Prosecutor's Office were present at a meeting at the EU agency, EUROJUST, on the investigation of this case, which raised the investigation to the EU level. Immediately after the EUROJUST meeting on this case, the BiH Prosecutor's Office invited me to testify," he wrote.

Margetić has announced that he will respond to the Prosecution's invitation and that he will submit all the evidence he possesses regarding the case.

"Of course I will answer the call and bring all the evidence," he said.

At the end of his reaction, the Croatian journalist made a strong statement, claiming that if something happens to him before he can testify, responsibility should be sought from the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić.

"And in case anything happens to me before the client's testimony, look for Aleksandar Vučić's office at Andrić's Crown in Belgrade," Margetić declared.