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Friendly Fire - back to the Balkans


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A series of landscape images from Bosnia and Kosovo, chosen on the basis of the areas bombed by NATO during the 1995 and 1999 Balkan wars, and by following the stories of four Italian veterans affected by the Balkan syndrome who have visited these places. Since the 1970s, depleted uranium has been used to enrich ordinary weapons, making them more explosive and dangerous. Since then, these ammunitions have been used in the most important conflicts. DU weapons also serve another function: the reuse of some of the 1 million tons of nuclear waste. The downside of this story is the effect on human health and environmental contamination. Although the UN has recognized DU weapons as "highly toxic and responsible for irreversible danger to humans and the environment", US and other armies still use them. It is thought that between 17 and 20 countries have depleted uranium weapons in their arsenals. These include the U.S., the UK, France, Russia, China, Turkey, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt, Kuwait, Pakistan, Thailand, Iraq, and Taiwan. However, only the US and the UK have acknowledged using DU weapons, and both the Army and the Government claim that depleted uranium weapons are safe. This is in contradiction to the several studies carried out by independent institutions, which showed how upon explosion, depleted uranium vaporises the metal of the hit target into minute particles. These nanoparticles, once in contact with a living organism, can easily penetrate tissue or lungs, and remain in the body. And cause several forms of cancer, the so-called "Balkan syndrome".


 

Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286759

Birds flying over the road from Pezaranje to Urosevac.

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286760

Graffiti on an abandoned house on the road to Pristina.

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286772

The river in the city center of Dakovica.

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286762

Ruins on the road between Pec and Dakovica.

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286765

The mosque in Pec at night.

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286761

Emerigo Laccetti, colonel of the Italian Red Cross who worked in Kosovo between 1992 and 1999. Returning from one of these missions he contracted a non Hodgkin's Lymphoma; after 12 sessions of chemotherapy and 20 sessions of radiotherapy he's now leading a normal life even though he cannot consider himself totally recovered.

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286780

The lake near Batlava.

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286763

A forest near Batlava.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287301

Souvenirs sold in Mostar, not far from the Stari Most, the XVI century bridge over the Neretva river that gives the city its name and which was destroyed by the Croatian army on the 9th of November 1993 during the Bosnian war. The bridge was rebuilt in 2004. According to the Italian journalist Paolo Rumiz, the destruction of the bridge had no strategic reason, but was intended to hit the symbol of the unification of the Christian and Muslim cultures.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287380

Inside the Hadžići tank repair facility, a former Hadzici ammunition store, heavily bombed by NATO during the Bosnian war and where UNEP confirmed the presence of radioactive "hot spots" and pieces of DU weapons. Hadžići was a Muslim settlement during the war and witnessed the most intense bombing of the war. Most Muslims from Hadžići now live in the small town of Bratunac, in eastern Bosnia. The incidence of tumors among survivors is the highest in the country.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287298

A cemetery on the way to Ploce just after the border with Bosnia-Erzegovina.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287362

Near the old Marshall Tito Barracks, a former military accademy used during the Bosnia war, today part of the University of Sarajevo.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287340

A view of the Drina river close to the town of Foča.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287318

On the road between Sarajevo and Pale.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287371

Inside the Hadžići tank repair facility, a former Hadzici ammunition store, heavily bombed by NATO during the Bosnian war and where UNEP confirmed the presence of radioactive "hot spots" and pieces of DU weapons. Hadžići was a Muslim settlement during the war and witnessed the most intense bombing of the war. Most Muslims from Hadžići now live in the small town of Bratunac, in eastern Bosnia. The incidence of tumors among survivors is the highest in the country.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287315

A war cemetery on the road from Hadzici to Tmovo.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287472

Radioactive graffiti on the wall of an apartment in Hadzici, the most targeted city by NATO in Bosnia.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287483

View of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287519

Pierluigi Ontanetti, 53 years old, volunteered in Sarajevo during the war taking mail in and out of the city during the seige. After the end of the war he went back to Bosnia many times. In 2003 his doctors discovered a form of leukemia.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287495

View of Mount Igman in the outskirts of Sarajevo, one of the most bombed target by NATO in Bosnia.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287504

A view of a mosque on the way from Mostar to Sarajevo.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287516

Abandoned tank in the compound that was the Serb headquarters during the war in Hadzici.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287469

Giuseppe Ciotola, 32 years old, from Naples. Giuseppe suffers from a form of leukemia caused by the inhalation of heavy metal nanoparticles, as diagnosed by Dr. Gatti. Giuseppe has been discharged by the Italian Army and does not receive any pension. He now works as a part-time mechanic in Treviso.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287473

An abandoned house close to the town of Foča, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287510

View of one of the large cemeteries of Sarajevo.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288737

The countryside on the road between Pec and Dakovica.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288738

A little river on the road between MItrovica and Pec.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288768

Kosovo. On the road between Prizren and Urosevac.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288735

Antonio Sepe. Father of Luca, an Italian soldier who died in 2004 from Hodgkin's disease, after returning from a mission in Kosovo.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288740

A hole in the ground in the countryside in Pec.

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A destroyed house in Dakovica.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288741

A dog eating pieces of meat on the road between Pec and Dakovica.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288765

A valley on the river Drini Bardh.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288736

The rest of a building on the road to Pec.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288769

A view of Mitrovica.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288752

Trees covered by snow in the countryside on the road to Prizren.

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286777

A river outside Prizren.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287471

View of Hadzici, a small village a few kilometers from Sarajevo. Hadzici was one of the most targeted spots by NATO during the war in Bosnia.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287491

View of a road that crosses Mount Igman on the outskirts of Sarajevo, one of the most bombed targets by NATO in Bosnia.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287494

View of the ski resort on Mount Igman, a few kilometers from Sarajevo. It was the main location for the 1984 Winter Olympics. Today its slopes are closed due to the presence of mines.

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286770

A view over Dakovica.

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286768

Kosovo. On the road between Prizren and Urosevac.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287369

Inside the Hadžići tank repair facility, a former Hadzici ammunition store, heavily bombed by NATO during the Bosnian war and where UNEP confirmed the presence of radioactive "hot spots" and pieces of DU weapons. Hadžići was a Muslim settlement during the war and witnessed the most intense bombing of the war. Most Muslims from Hadžići now live in the small town of Bratunac, in eastern Bosnia. The incidence of tumors among survivors is the highest in the country.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288745

Trees in the countryside on the road between Dakovica and Prizren.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287499

A view of the sea from the road connecting Split to Ploce.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288743

An old military base in the hills of Mitrovica.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287509

View of the suburbs of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287309

On the road to Mount Igman, a few kilometers from Sarajevo, and a popular destination for hiking and skiing. It was the main location for the 1984 Winter Olympics. Today its slopes are closed due to the presence of mines.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287299

A group photo being taken in front of the Stari Most, the XVI century bridge over the Neretva river that gives the city its name and which was destroyed by the Croatian army on the 9th of November 1993 during the Bosnian war. The bridge was rebuilt in 2004. According to the Italian journalist Paolo Rumiz the destruction of the bridge had no strategic reason, but was intended to hit the symbol of the unification of the Christian and Muslim cultures.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287353

An electric generator in the town of Pale.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287343

Night. The outskirts of Sarajevo.

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286773

The river Drini Bardh.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287488

On the road to Mount Igman, a few kilometers from Sarajevo, and a popular destination for hiking and skiing. It was the main location for the 1984 Winter Olympics. Today its slopes are closed due to the presence of mines.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287347

In the town of Pale, where NATO bombing was intensive due to the presence of a large ammunition storage area.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287304

A mosque in Mostar, the fourth largest city in the country.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287476

A view of the Drina river close to the town of Foča.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287346

A view of Sarajevo from the outskirts.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287363

The old Marshall Tito Barracks, a former military academy used during the Bosnia war, today part of the University of Sarajevo.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287517

View of Hadzici train station, heavily bombed by NATO during the Bosnian war and where UNEP confirmed the presence of radioactive "hot spots" and pieces of DU weapons. Hadžići was a Muslim settlement during the war and witnessed the most intense bombing of the war. Most Muslims from Hadžići now live in the small town of Bratunac, in eastern Bosnia. The incidence of tumors among the survivors is the highest of the country.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288742

A tree on the road to Pristina.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287305

A view of Mostar from a surrounding hill.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287367

A road close to Hadžići tank repair facility, a former Hadzici ammunition store, heavily bombed by NATO during the Bosnian war and where UNEP confirmed the presence of radioactive "hot spots" and pieces of DU weapons. Hadžići was a Muslim settlement during the war and witnessed the most intense bombing of the war. Most Muslims from Hadžići now live in the small town of Bratunac, in eastern Bosnia. The incidence of tumors among the survivors is the highest of the country.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287378

Inside the Hadžići tank repair facility, a former Hadzici ammunition store, heavily bombed by NATO during the Bosnian war and where UNEP confirmed the presence of radioactive "hot spots" and pieces of DU weapons. Hadžići was a Muslim settlement during the war and witnessed the most intense bombing of the war. Most Muslims from Hadžići now live in the small town of Bratunac, in eastern Bosnia. The incidence of tumors among the survivors is the highest of the country.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287475

Sheeps feeding in the outskirts of the town of Foča

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287388

Outside the Hadžići tank repair facility, a former Hadzici ammunition store, heavily bombed by NATO during the Bosnian war and where UNEP confirmed the presence of radioactive "hot spots" and pieces of DU weapons. Hadžići was a Muslim settlement during the war and witnessed the most intense bombing of the war. Most Muslims from Hadžići now live in the small town of Bratunac, in eastern Bosnia. The incidence of tumors among the survivors is the highest of the country.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287295

A view of the sea from the road connecting Split to Ploce.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287375

Inside the Hadžići tank repair facility, a former Hadzici ammunition store, heavily bombed by NATO during the Bosnian war and where UNEP confirmed the presence of radioactive "hot spots" and pieces of DU weapons. Hadžići was a Muslim settlement during the war and witnessed the most intense bombing of the war. Most Muslims from Hadžići now live in the small town of Bratunac, in eastern Bosnia. The incidence of tumors among the survivors is the highest of the country.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287356

A view of Sokolaz, where NATO bombing with depleted uranium weapons was intense due to the presence of Serbian military facilities.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287514

View of the "Tito Barak", an old military base in Sarajevo.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287477

View of the outskirts of Sokolaz, where NATO bombing with depleted uranium weapons was intense due to the presence of Serbian military facilities.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287317

Inside an abandoned hotel bombed during the war on the road from Hadzici to Tmovo.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287373

A playground just outside the Hadžići tank repair facility, a former Hadzici ammunition store, heavily bombed by NATO during the Bosnian war and where UNEP confirmed the presence of radioactive "hot spots" and pieces of DU weapons. Hadžići was a Muslim settlement during the war and witnessed the most intense bombing of the war. Most Muslims from Hadžići now live in the small town of Bratunac, in eastern Bosnia. The incidence of tumors among the survivors is the highest of the country.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287360

One of the large cemeteries of Sarajevo.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287314

The ski resorts of Mount Igman, a few kilometers from Sarajevo, and a popular destination for hiking and skiing. It was the main location for the 1984 Winter Olympics. Today its slopes are closed due to the presence of mines.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287384

Inside the Hadžići tank repair facility, a former Hadzici ammunition store, heavily bombed by NATO during the Bosnian war and where UNEP confirmed the presence of radioactive "hot spots" and pieces of DU weapons. Hadžići was a Muslim settlement during the war and witnessed the most intense bombing of the war. Most Muslims from Hadžići now live in the small town of Bratunac, in eastern Bosnia. The incidence of tumors among the survivors is the highest of the country.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287358

Two villagers of Sokolaz near the crater left by the explosion of ammunitions targeting a radar. In the area, NATO bombing with depleted uranium weapons was intense due to the presence of Serbian military facilities.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288746

A view of Prizren. In the foreground some destroyed Serbian houses.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287396

A river close to the town of Sokolaz, where NATO bombing with depleted uranium weapons was intense due to the presence of Serbian military facilities.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287361

Close to the Avaz Twist Tower in Sarajevo, the tallest tower in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in Sarajevo's business district. It has recently been renovated.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287297

A dump on the way to Bosnia-Herzegovina

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286775

The lake near the Albanian border of Kukes.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287387

Outside the Hadžići tank repair facility, a former Hadzici ammunition store, heavily bombed by NATO during the Bosnian war and where UNEP confirmed the presence of radioactive "hot spots" and pieces of DU weapons. Hadžići was a Muslim settlement during the war and witnessed the most intense bombing of the war. Most Muslims from Hadžići now live in the small town of Bratunac, in eastern Bosnia. The incidence of tumors among the survivors is the highest of the country.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288759

Two caravans near Dakovica.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287366

Close to the railroad in Hadžići, heavily bombed by NATO during the Bosnian war and where UNEP confirmed the presence of radioactive "hot spots" and pieces of DU weapons. Hadžići was a Muslim settlement during the war and witnessed the most intense bombing of the war. Most Muslims from Hadžići now live in the small town of Bratunac, in eastern Bosnia. The rate of tumors among the survivors is the highest of the country.

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Michele Borzoni / TerraProject / Picturetank BOM0287501

The Stari Most, the XVI century bridge over the Neretva river that gave the city its name and which was destroyed by the Croatian army on the 9th of November 1993 during the Bosnian war. The bridge has been rebuilt in 2004. According to the Italian journalist Paolo Rumiz the destruction of the bridge had no strategic reason, but was intended to hit the symbol of the unification of the Christian and Muslim cultures.

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Simone Donati / TerraProject / Picturetank DOS0286766

On the road between Pec and Dakovica.

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Rocco Rorandelli / TerraProject / Picturetank ROR0287395

An abandoned house close to the town of Foča.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288763

An abandoned house on the road to Pristina.

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Pietro Paolini / TerraProject / Picturetank PAP0288749

A destroyed building used by the NATO troops. Between Dakovica and Prizren.

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