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Ivanic: Tensions between BiH and Serbia are decreasing

Published: April 16, 2017
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mladen ivanicChairman of the Presidency of BiH Mladen Ivanic believes that tensions between BiH and Serbia after the ICJ ruled on the request for revision of judgment of BiH against Serbia are decreasing and that now everything will go back to the country’s dominant issue of relations between BiH and Croatia.

“I think that it happened that this crisis in the relationship between Bosniaks and Serbs with this revision is slowly decreasing, and slows down around the Republic Day,” said Ivanic in the show Intervju 20 on BHT TV, when asked to comment on the recent statement of the Prime Minister of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic that BiH is “barrel of the gunpowder”, and he was worried about the situation in the country, especially relations of Bosniaks and Croats.

(Source: tanjug.rs)

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