in the region largely fueled by the actions of the leader of the bosnian serbs, milorad dodik, recently placed under further us sanctions. the un said the authorities should promote reconciliation. these acts, which happened on religious holidays last weekend, included large groups of people chanting the name of convicted war criminal ratko mladic during tortured processions, orsinging processions, or singing nationalistic songs processions, orsinging nationalistic songs calling for the takeover of various locations in the former yugoslavia. in one incident, individuals fired shots into the air as they drove past a mosque stopping failure to prevent and sanction such acts, which feel a climate of extreme anxiety, fear and insecurity in some communities, is a major obstacle trust building and reconciliation. let s get some of the day s other news. the united nations says at least 108 civilians have been killed by airstrikes in northern ethiopia, in the past two weeks. the un human right