With the proposed resolution of the ruling majority in the Parliament of the Republic of Croatia on the unconstitutional formation of the third electoral unit in Bosnia and Herzegovina, all the masks of official Zagreb have finally fallen, according to the assessment of the Democratic Front.
In a press release, this party states that for years the policy of the third entity was hidden behind stories about federalization and electoral reforms, although it was clear from the beginning that, according to the DF, it represents “the continuation of the project of the so-called Herceg Bosnia”.
As DF adds, with this resolution the Croatian authorities are openly revitalizing that policy and questioning the Dayton Peace Agreement and the constitutional order of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
“The response to this kind of policy must be democratic and decisive. Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina can prevent political branches in Zagreb from getting the opportunity to implement such projects from the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina, especially from the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bosnia and Herzegovina has the right to defend its constitutional order and its statehood. The only question is whether we will use that right or we will submit to those who work on its weakening and disappearance,” said the DF.
