Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Presidency Member Zeljko Komsic spoke out regarding the indictment of the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH against members of the Army of the Republic of BiH (ARBiH), the Ministry of the Internal Affairs of the RBiH, and against a member of the Presidency of RBiH.
”It is quite clear that the resumption of the process in the “Dobrovoljacka” case is an attempt to completely change the dynamics of the armed conflict in BiH through fabricated indictments. By order of the regime in Belgrade, and through a corrupt and politically biased judiciary, an attempt is being made to nullify the fact that Serbian aggression happened, where the attackers on the RBiH will be portrayed as victims, and the defenders of BiH and Sarajevo as criminals, which is not surprising, because this is a complete attempt at the revision that takes place through many social aspects, so it is no wonder that it takes place through alienated parts of the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH,” stated Komsic.
He points out that the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH would not exist today, nor would the judicial careers of many in it, if the members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Territorial Defense of RBiH had not defended the state and its institutions on May 3rd, 1992, and even the right to the existence of such a Prosecutor’s Office of BiH.
”In addition, I consider the initiated procedure a complete joke and shame. According to the position determined by the Hague Tribunal, the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) column in Dobrovoljacka Street was a legitimate military target. The matter is clear and there is no need for any process for those who acted legally and legitimately, in order to defend the state. Let the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH deal with snipers and other criminals who killed over eleven thousand citizens of Sarajevo from the hill,” Komsic added.
It should be reminded that the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH filed an indictment against 10 people on suspicion of war crimes in Dobrovoljacka Street in Sarajevo in early May 1992, Klix.ba writes.
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