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Komsic called on Montenegro to distance itself from Disrespect of State of BiH

Published: January 10, 2021
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Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Zeljko Komsic assessed the congratulations sent by the Prime Minister of Montenegro Zdravko Krivokapic on the occasion of marking the unconstitutional day of the Bosnian entity Republika Srpska as an expression of deep disrespect for the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the decision of the Constitutional Court of BiH.

“Non-compliance with the decisions of the Constitutional Court of BiH is the ultimate expression of disrespect for the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina. I expect the Government of Montenegro to distance itself as soon as possible from the rank of Prime Minister of Montenegro, which is directly directed against the sovereignty of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, “said Komsic.

He believes that the coalition partners of Prime Minister Krivokapic are also obliged to apologize to the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina for glorifying the date, which in the collective consciousness of BiH citizens is nothing but a date that symbolizes the beginning of Greater Serbia aggression against BiH and the beginning of genocidal project.

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