Predrag Ćeranić, Dean of the Faculty of Security Sciences, stated that the legal process against the President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, is a political process, which is not recognized, thus considered illegitimate and illegal by Republika Srpska, as well as Christian Schmidt, who presents himself as the High Representative.
“This legal process is a political process, where judges and prosecutors were given tasks and firm instructions, to carry out the elimination of the President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik. This would accelerate the process of devastating Republika Srpska and undermining its political capacities, primarily in favor of those who disapprove of Republika Srpska,” said Ćeranić.
He highlighted that nothing good can be expected, and it will continue as much as it is allowed.
“Republika Srpska will not allow this. Regarding Nezim Halilović, it is widely known that he, as a religious official, was the commander of the 4th Muslim Brigade. After the war, he was appointed as the chief imam of the mosque on Mojmilo. It is also known that Saudi Arabia financed the construction of this mosque and imported an interpretation of Islam, which did not bring anything good to BiH,” said Ćeranić.
He stated that this brought many security problems, the construction of para-state structures, which served as a base for the Syrian battlefield, and also the Ukrainian one.
“Halilović was also in Konjic, where judge Sena Uzunović served. That is not commendable. Because of all this, we should express dissatisfaction in front of the Court of BiH and other places in Republika Srpska and BiH, and also seek help from our allies who are getting stronger,” mentioned Ćeranić.
It is reminded, according to available information, Uzunović, while working as a military judge in Konjic, was at the disposal of the commander of the so-called 4th Muslim Brigade from Konjic, Nezim Halilović.
He is still a member of the Islamic Community and one of the informal leaders of the “Muslim Brotherhood”. Halilović played an important role in Konjic in the early nineties.
Source: RTRS
