Bilal Bosnić

Islamic State flags are not flying in Bosnia, Prime Minister Denis Zvizdic said on Tuesday, dismissing allegations by some European leaders that radical Bosnian Muslims in the Balkan country were posing a terrorist threat for Europe.

Bosnian State Investigation and Protection Agency, SIPA, which deals with organised crime and terrorism, arrested a man on Wednesday night at Sarajevo airport suspected of having fought for Islamic State terrorists.

The 29-year-old originally from Velika Kladusa, with the initials M.K., is believed to have fought with Islamic State from November 2014 to June 2015.

A court in Sarajevo on Thursday jailed a salafist cleric, Husein "Bilal" Bosnic, for seven years for public incitement to terrorist activities, recruitment of terrorists and organization of a terrorist group.

Man detained in connection to attack "returned from Syria"

A man detained in the wake of the terrorist attack in Zvornik, eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina, last year "returned from Syria," the local media are reporting.

Nursery garden for terrorists only 200 kilometres from Belgrade

According to security agencies in Bosnia and Herzegovina, more than 150 Muslims from Gornja Mao?a are fighting for Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.

Bosnian police visited the village Gornja Mao?a in Bosnia, but they did not find the flag of Islamic State the newspaper was reporting about.

Bosnia's State Investigative and Protection Agency, SIPA, on Thursday arrested 11 persons suspected of terrorism offences in a continuation of the September police action codenamed "Damask".

SIPA conducted raids on November 13 at various sites in Sarajevo, Zenica, Kakanj, Maglaj and Zivinice.