In what capacity is Ursula bringing Plenković, a proven destroyer of European values in BiH!

By: A. Čorbo-Zećo

Next week, specifically on January 22, a delegation of the European Commission and the EU led by President Ursula von der Leyen will visit BiH.

The delegation will also include Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte. It is no coincidence that Ursula von der Leyen chose this specific composition of the delegation, as it is clear that the Dutch have a completely clear stance when it comes to the expansion of the European Union, specifically regarding BiH's accession to the European family.

We remind you that after the European Commission's Report, the actors of state power, especially the Sarajevo trio, euphorically announced that it was a historic day, and then came a cold shower from the Netherlands.

Dutch policy is clear: a candidate country must fulfill the conditions before taking the next steps.

"A candidate country must fulfill all conditions before the next step in the accession process can be taken. In this process, the Netherlands remains a committed partner, supporting candidate countries in their reform processes," the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs told Patria.

A miracle would have to happen for him to be persuaded to such an extent that we would need to adopt two or three more laws from the 14 priorities to open negotiations, as Elmedin Konaković claims when talking about March being close, when the European Council convenes.

Now, whether Sarajevo ćevapi can soften the Dutch is unknown, but it is clear that we have not moved an inch from the report on BiH. And that is why the plateau towards which BiH is heading is very far away.

However, the Dutch do not hide their opposition, so Rutte's visit is not as controversial or hypocritical as Andrej Plenković's.

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Plenković, you are persona non grata to the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, don't come!

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In what capacity is he coming? Croatian media report that Plenković is the main advocate for BiH's entry into the European Union, but apart from words, he has shown little in deeds.

Especially if it is known that Plenković will arrive in BiH even before Ursula, and that he will have dinner with Dragan Čović, where they can calmly coordinate their stories and plans, it is clear that this visit cannot be in the interest of BiH, because if it were, the first place Plenković would visit would be the Presidency of BiH, but that meeting will only happen later, specifically on January 23.

And why should BiH not trust the polished Plenković?

We remind the forgetful that Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković openly admitted that he lobbied the High Representative Christian Schmidt for imposed solutions on election night. There is no doubt that he did everything to have the significant judgment "Kovačević v. BiH" possibly annulled, so he also had meetings with Marija Pejčinović-Burić, Secretary General of the Council of Europe, through whom he lobbied!

"We have been discussing thoroughly and discreetly with High Representative Schmidt for months. When the president joined that process and insulted Schmidt, then his enthusiasm to correct the injustices towards Croats in BiH probably waned a bit," the official Twitter profile of the Croatian government conveyed the words of Prime Minister Andrej Plenković.

Plenković speaks lies without any hesitation, because there are no injustices towards Croats in BiH, but there are injustices towards the citizens of BiH, as evidenced by numerous judgments of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.

Plenković and Čović, no matter how much they call themselves European champions, are against European values, because for them, legitimate representation is a priority. Then one must be especially careful not to make BiH's path to the EU conditional on exactly these kinds of solutions that would further divide BiH into ethnic enclaves. And at every meeting of this Brussels delegation in BiH, this important fact must be clarified.

What kind of BiH does the European Union want? Is Croatia a guardian for Bosnia and Herzegovina on this path, and do the necessary reforms on this path mean appeasing one ethno-nationalist party – the BiH branch of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), a hardline wartime political party that has been controlled by neighboring Croatia in recent years and has agitated for this change as a unique foreign policy goal for years.

If that is the case, then the pro-Bosnian parties must also take a stance on these positions, are they ready to be subjects of Croatia or will they fight for a country worthy of every human being, and not just Dragan Čović and members of the HDZ of BiH.