The Croatian state-owned daily newspaper '' Vjesnik '' shifted blame for the HVO 's destruction of the Stari Most bridge in Mostar to " the world that did n't do anything to stop the war " , while Croatian Radiotelevision blamed the Bosniaks . Reporting on the Stupni Do massacre , '' Vjesnik '' denied the HVO 's responsibility , claimed no Bosniaks were in the village , and stated Bosniak forces attempted to push through Croat lines by attacking Stupni Do . Boban , criticizing Bosniak refugees in Croatia as ungrateful , stated " Croats are given a knife soaked in Croat blood , a knife in the hands of mad husbands and fathers , whose wives and children found a safe refuge in Croatian towns and hotels on the Croatian coast . " Following this , Boban 's words inspired Croatian news reports with calls for violence against Bosniaks . Attacks against and harassment of Bosniak refugees escalated in 1993 . After the Washington agreement the Croat press continued to claim that Bosniaks would destroy their national distinctiveness with multinational federalism
Stupni Do massacre
Stupni Do massacre
Croat–Bosniak War