Deputy Chairwoman of the Council of Ministers, Staša Košarac, stated that every new call by Bosniak politicians for interventionism by the illegitimate Christian Schmidt is an accelerated step toward the final dissolution of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
“Schmidt is the cause of the greatest political and constitutional crisis in BiH since the signing of Dayton. He is responsible for the crisis and all its consequences, together with political Sarajevo, which applauds him, obediently listens to him, and supports him. In that context, we are not surprised by the latest conclusions of the SDA. Nothing new,” Košarac, who is also a member of the SNSD Presidency, wrote on Instagram.
He emphasized that the only true point in the SDA’s conclusions is that the “Trojka” coalition bears the greatest responsibility for the political crisis in BiH.
“SDA continues to violate the Dayton Agreement, calling on the illegitimate foreigner Schmidt to use the so-called Bonn powers, which are nothing more than a classic bluff by parts of the international community,” Košarac pointed out.
It is astonishing, Košarac stressed, that the SDA is capable of ignoring and sidelining all the pressure Schmidt exerted on their own party members, just to summon his legal and political violence against Republika Srpska and its leadership.
“In the minds of the SDA resides the concept of a unitary Bosnia and Herzegovina, where there is no room for the Serb and Croat peoples. That’s why they persistently attempt to influence the electoral will of Serbs and Croats. Their perception is far from reality, the letter of Dayton, truth, constitutionality, and legality. It is precisely this perception of the SDA—and of the entire Bosniak political structure—that foreigners can solve problems in BiH, which is fatal for this country,” Košarac emphasized.
Instead of calling for the continuation of legal and political violence orchestrated by the notorious Schmidt, Košarac said it would be far better for the SDA to reflect on why neither Serbs nor Croats are satisfied with the current state of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Source: RTRS
