Bosnian court acquits former intelligence chief Osman Mehmedagić of charges

A first-instance court in Bosnia and Herzegovina acquitted Osman Mehmedagić, former director of the state intelligence agency OSA, of unspecified charges. The acquittal is a notable legal outcome for a senior security official, though details of the charges and reasoning remain unclear. This may affect domestic political dynamics and public trust in the judiciary.

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