Bosnian Ballsack Busting

(noun) An extreme psychological warfare tactic allegedly practiced by Bosnian forces during the Yugoslav Wars (1991–1995), wherein Bosnian soldiers would deliberately inflict severe pain or injury upon their own genitalia in full view of enemy forces. This shocking act was intended to demonstrate their unyielding resolve and disregard for physical suffering, creating a terrifying image of soldiers who were willing to go to unimaginable lengths for their cause. The tactic's sheer brutality served to instill fear and confusion in the enemy ranks, as it showcased a level of determination and madness that many found unnerving. Bosnian Ballsack Busting was also utilized as a mean to counter the Serbian Still Water Shoulder Press in combat, this was moderately effective.