Absurdistan: Will Kolinda's victory bring Čović a "reward" at the expense of the state of BiH

Unprecedented in these areas. Not even in any post-Dayton elections held in Bosnia and Herzegovina did the police have to react as was the case today in Mostar, apart from minor disturbances or harmless arguments. Special forces intervened to restore order at the polling station. To be clear, these are not any "local" elections.

Today in Mostar, citizens of our country who also hold Croatian citizenship are voting for the president of the neighboring country, Croatia, writes the Patria News Agency.

It is logical to ask what was offered, primarily to the leader of HDZ BiH, Dragan Čović, the "boss of BiH who voted for the boss of Croatia," that he and his party so vigorously organized bus transportation for voters from all directions? How will Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, or rather HDZ Croatia, repay Čović for this "humanitarian" endeavor?

If she wins, the answer, or rather the repayment of the debt, will not take long. The only question is whether the "reward" will be at the expense of the integrity of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

And while we all eagerly await the answer from Croatia, of course, if the HDZ candidate wins, watch the unprecedented chaos that reigned in Mostar today. But also how Croats living in Croatia are saying via social networks that they do not need the votes of the "diaspora," referring to BiH, where voting for the elections of the neighboring country has been the most organized so far.