The small town of Bihac on the Bosnian-Croatian border became a transit point for migrants trying to reach the EU. When more popular migration routes through the Balkans were shut down, flows of people from Iran, Afghanistan, Syria poured to Bihac, home to some 60,000 people. Many of them are former war refugees themselves. In a refugee camp, migrants get ready for a trek through forests and mountains. Getting to Europe is fraught with dangers — freezing temperatures in winter and landmines left from the Balkan wars. However, migrants keep pushing their luck.
Game over the Border
