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The Mayor of East Sarajevo is bothered by the Signs about the Siege of Sarajevo

Published: January 24, 2023
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The mayor of Istocno Sarajevo, Ljubisa Cosic, yesterday held a press conference where unprovoked, he made a scandalous reference to the city of Sarajevo and sent provocative messages.

Cosic explained that he saw that there were journalists from the Federation at the conference, and the conference was about the vote related to the new Council of Ministers, and he said that he would place a sign at the entrance to Istocno Sarajevo: City of Istocno Sarajevo, city of 157.000 Sarajevo Serbs who had to leave it.

“On the boards at the entrance to the city of Sarajevo, it is written that the city of Sarajevo was under siege for 1425 days. We respect that the situation was like that and that the civil war in BiH was as it was, but in the future, the boards at the entrance to the city of Istocno Sarajevo will read: The city of Istocno Sarajevo, the city of 157.000 Sarajevo Serbs who had to leave it,” Cosic said.

It is interesting that Cosic, at a conference that has nothing to do with anything related to Sarajevo, has a Napoleon complex, and once again fires poisonous nationalist arrows, probably wanting to feel important and prove that he is a “great patriot” for the SNSD.

Also, it is not clear why Cosic would be bothered byhighlighting the historical fact about the longest siege of a city in modern history, Klix.ba reports.

E.Dz.

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