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Excavator as Gift for BiH FM Marks Session, Courtesy of RS Ministers

Published: January 30, 2025
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The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina also held a session. For the first time since the announcement of the dissolution of the ruling coalition. All ministers were present. The Work Program for the current year was also adopted.

However, the session was marked by the performance of Staša Košarac, who brought a gift to the session for the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Elmedin Konaković. All in the name of the current relations in the coalition and Konaković’s announcement that he would use an excavator to throw the SNSD out of power. The gift will reach Konaković by post.

In political games and children’s toys. A gift from one minister to another. Symbolically and in the sign of the collapse and disintegration of the ruling coalition that is still sitting at the same table that they clearly don’t want to leave. Konaković threatened to throw SNSD out of power with an excavator. Košarac responded. Konaković with dismissal, and the Coalition of Three with a replacement.

“Today we will send an excavator. Of course, we have two keys. One is with us and he will definitely not get that key, and the other key is in that courtyard up in Poljine that he is not allowed to reach. There is strength. He can stay home, and like those children – hum, hum, lie on the floor all day, playing with the excavator,” said Košarac.

“At the first hum, hum of an excavator, they tucked their tails and voted for European laws,” replied Konaković.

The excavator has already made one round in the state parliament. With the first maneuver, The Coalition of Three and the opposition from both entities, a blow to SNSD. There are candidates for the second round, but the question is who will be faster at the wheel? And, only a secure majority dictates the direction of movement. Towards the SNSD or the Troika? Košarac threatens that Konaković’s excavator will politically undermine him: “I don’t see Nešić or Radmanović in this excavator. They haven’t been unloaded. I only see clumsy Konaković here. Let him play when he has too much free time. And I think he will have a lot of free time in the future”.

Between threats and gifts, the illusion of a truce. Although the session was uncertain, everyone was present. And with results. The work program for the current year was adopted.

“I think that today’s Coalition of Three is a new Coalition. We cannot recognize them. The session of the Council of Ministers was completely normal, without attacks. Did they get scared, change their political course, are they aware that the structure that brought them in is outgoing, but I can say that, because of the excavator or Bakir, it was working”, added Košarac.

“Why did they get scared and unblock it? I think it’s because of the positions, because of the chairs. We will continue to try with all our might to throw SNSD out of power”, said Konaković.

It’s not the first, but this time the extremely frivolous behavior of state ministers in state institutions. Unsuitable for serious salaries. Therefore, a free lesson. Instead of an excavator behind the podium, they owe reform laws and at least a little responsibility, Federalna writes.

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