Bosnian, Serbian envoys cheer for Bosnia and Herzegovina

TOKYO, Japan - Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Japan Anesa Kundurovic (L) and Serbian Ambassador to Japan Nenad Glisic (R) cheer for Bosnia and Herzegovina in the World Cup in Brazil at a sports bar in Tokyo on June 22, 2014.

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