Original sentence: Abdić, together with 20,000 of his secular Muslim supporters, opposed Izetbegović's Islamist-oriented government and formed the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia, a move which the government characterized as treason.Fikret Abdić (born September 29 1939) is a Bosniak politician and businessman, mainly known for his role in the Bosnian War and his secularist opposition to the Islamist government of Alija Izetbegović in Bosnia and Herzegovina.He made peace deals with Serb (October 22, 1993) and Croat leaders (14 September 1993) in order to stay out of the conflict and "save the Muslim nation.When the government 5th Corps of Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina, backed by foreign mujahedin, based in the south part of the Bihać pocket in Western Bosnia tried to end the existence of APWB, Abdić raised an army which was supplied, trained, financed by (and fought alongside) the Bosnian Serbs against the government forces
Edited sentence: Abdić, together with 20,000 of his Muslim supporters, opposed Izetbegović's government and formed the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia, a move which the government characterized as treason.Fikret Abdić (born September 29 1939) is a Bosniak politician and businessman, mainly known for his role in the Bosnian War and his support for Slobodan Milosevic in Bosnia and Herzegovina.He made peace deals with Serb (October 22, 1993 which were commiting genocide against bosniaks and croats) and Croat leaders (14 September 1993) in order to stay out of the conflict and "save the Muslim nation.When the government 5th Corps of Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina, backed by small amounts of foreign mujahedin, based in the south part of the Bihać pocket in Western Bosnia tried to end the existence of APWB, Abdić raised an army which was supplied, trained, financed by (and fought alongside) the Bosnian Serbs (which were mainly serbian paramilitary units the "red berets" which were responsible for much of ethnic clensing during the conflict) against the government forces