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Gornja Maoča is a village in Srebrenik municipality, Bosnia and Herzegovina notable for being a stronghold for Wahhabists. It has been the focus of a lot of police and international attention, with several raids in which weapons caches have been found and suspected terrorists arrested. On 28 October 2011, Mevlid Jašarević, an inhabitant of the village, attacked the US Embassy in Sarajevo with an AK-47.
External links
- The VICE Guide to the Balkans - Part 5
- Gornja Maoča - Lonely Planet travel forum
- B92 - News - Bosnian police arrest Wahhabi leader
44°46′11″N 18°39′01″E / 44.769858°N 18.650311°E / 44.769858; 18.650311
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