In Sarajevo, one of the world's most chaotic and dangerous cities, it's only natural that East African intelligence agents are active. After all, Sarajevo is right next to the lower valley of the Neretva River, where East Africa holds significant influence. Merely to ensure the security of the lower Neretva Valley, East Africa has every reason to keep a close watch on Sarajevo's every move.
"Today isn't a good day; June 28th seems to be the day in history when the Ottomans defeated the Serbian and Bosnian allied forces in 1389," East African agent Roglia said on the second floor of a small building.
His partner, Hulot, asked, "Are you well-versed in the history of the Balkan Peninsula?"
Roglia's lips twitched slightly as he said to his partner, "I really don't know what you've been doing these past few days; this bit of knowledge is already widespread. I bet you could pull any Serbian off Sarajevo's streets, and they'd know this fact!"
