WITHOUT THE STATE'S KNOWLEDGE AT A MEETING WITH VULIN Will Vranješ be recalled or prosecuted?

(Patria) - BiH Ambassador to the Republic of Serbia Aleksandar Vranješ spoke in Belgrade with the Director of the Security Information Agency of Serbia (BIA) Aleksandar Vulin.

- I gave my support to BIA Director Vulin also in my personal capacity, as the BiH Ambassador to Serbia. The Republika Srpska and the Serbian people know very well how unjustified and unfair these sanctions are, because we have been suffering various forms of pressure, sanctions, removal of competencies, and violations of human rights by the US, the OHR, and other Western countries for decades, Vranješ said.

-Serbs in the Republika Srpska know what the BIA Director is going through, who, as in the Middle Ages, was politically condemned without a trial just because he is a Serb, he said.

It is scandalous that Vranješ thanked the BIA Director for his support to the female students who glorified war criminal Ratko Mladić and shocked the public in the region with horrifying messages.

-I am grateful to Director Vulin for providing scholarships to Valentina Vujičić and Slađana Todić and the opportunity to continue their education at the Academy for National Security, thereby showing that Serbia stands behind all Serbs wherever they live and whatever injustices they suffer, Vranješ said.

Such behavior by Ambassador Vranješ is certainly not diplomatic conduct, and the conversation with the director of a foreign intelligence service, without the knowledge of the BiH Presidency, as well as the fact that Vulin is on the US blacklist, could be grounds for a criminal complaint.

There is also room for Vranješ's recall, which is initiated by the BiH Presidency, which is responsible for conducting the foreign policy of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Also, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is obliged to submit special information to the BiH Presidency on the activities and work of appointed persons.

Such behavior by the ambassador further highlights the fact that BiH does not have a Law on Foreign Policy, and that the authorities urgently need to finally adopt such a law.

However, this certainly does not absolve ambassadors from acting as lone wolves in the countries to which the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina sends them!

(A.Č.Z.)