Bećirović remains silent on Vujić's scandal, while RS politicians criticize Komšić for calling for dismissal

(Patria) - Although the BiH Presidency Chairman Željko Komšić called for the resignation of Ambassador Bojan Vujić after the scandal in Geneva, the Bosniak member of the BiH Presidency Denis Bećirović has failed to react.

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Komšić: Vujić should resign himself, otherwise I will initiate dismissal proceedings

(Patria) - I think Ambassador Vujić, after such untrue and unfounded statements about his country, should resign himself, said the BiH Presidency Chairman Željko Komšić.

Meanwhile, politicians from the RS are criticizing Chairman Komšić and continue in the same vein with accusations against Bosniaks.

Reacting to the statement by the BiH Presidency Chairman Željko Komšić that Ambassador Vujić should resign himself after addressing the UN Human Rights Council, after, as he said, untrue and unfounded statements about BiH, and if he does not do so, dismissal proceedings will be initiated, MP Sanja Vulić (SNSD) stated that "Komšić has thereby only confirmed that Vujić hit the target and told the truth about the source of terrorist threats in BiH".

And the Speaker of the National Assembly of the RS, Nenad Stevandić, stated in Banja Luka today that "there is no intelligence agency that does not have a list of at least 10 locations in BiH where there are parallel congregations and members of the Islamic State" and those who are committed to Islamic terrorism".

Stevandić claims that everyone knows this, including the BiH Presidency Chairman Željko Komšić and the SDA.

- They have created a system where by pressuring Serbs, they open up a huge space for extremist organizations to develop normally - Stevandić told reporters.

We remind you that the BiH Presidency Chairman Željko Komšić said, commenting on Ambassador Vujić's address, that he should resign.

- I think Ambassador Vujić, after such untrue and unfounded statements about his country, should resign himself.

If he does not do so himself, we will have to initiate dismissal proceedings, which, unfortunately, will very likely not be possible to carry out due to the decision-making process on such matters defined by the BiH Constitution, as the NSRS can overturn the decision on Vujičić's dismissal, which would be made by a 2:1 vote.

Vujić did not consult not only me, but certainly not Mr. Bećirović, nor Minister Konaković, and I doubt he consulted Mrs. Cvijanović's cabinet either - Komšić concluded.