Former diplomat of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and member of the BiH Presidency Haris Silajdzic was a guest of the TV show where he commented on the situation in BiH, but also in the world.
Silajdzic spoke about the statement of the United States (U.S.) President who said that what Ambassador Michael Murphy stated yesterday in Banja Luka was the Prud Agreement, Vijesti.ba writes.
”This is situation in which the state is under siege, and the international community is a helper. What did Putin’s aides charge them with, so they help them in this way?! BiH property is state property. People in the international community do not understand the importance of these assets. This is matter ofGreater Serbia. Greater Serbia can only be achieved if the ownership of the state of BiH is transferred to the Republika Srpska (RS) entity,” said Silajdzic.
An embargo on life
Silajdzic explained that Greater Serbia can only be achieved if the ownership of the state of BiH is transferred to the RS entity.
”This is a very dangerous situation for the international community as well. There will be state bodies, but there will be no state property, and soon there will be no state either. During the aggression, we had an arms embargo. It is an embargo on life because people had nothing to defend themselves. If the Republic of BiH (RBiH) had not been under embargo, the war would have ended quickly with the victory of RBiH,” Silajdzic added.
The Kremlin does not recognize identities and nations
He points out that this was a problem.
”Don’t make a Greater Serbia here. That is why the war in BiH started, it arose from the same kitchen that made the war in Ukraine. This in Ukraine has been in preparation for a long time and has obviously culminated.
The Kremlin does not recognize identities and nations. The Kremlin has abandoned the rule of law because the things it wants to finish cannot end within the rule of law! The same thing happened in BiH. We used to have an embargo on weapons, and today we have an embargo on democracy. We have an embargo on existence,” Silajdzic concluded.
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