
Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina in The Hague, Mirsada Čolaković, allegedly refused to obey the Minister of Foreign Affairs of BiH, Igor Crnadak, Patria reports.
Namely, Čolaković allegedly did not forward Crnadak's letter addressed to the International Court of Justice regarding the decision to submit a revision of the judgment against Serbia. Crnadak delivered the letter through other channels, and it states that Izetbegović's decision on the revision was made outside BiH institutions and is not legally binding.
Minister Crnadak told N1:
"I will hold a press conference on this matter tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Banja Luka, after a conversation with Presidency member Mladen Ivanić. The information is correct, but I would not comment until tomorrow because this is a very serious matter," Crnadak said.
"The main topic of the press conference will be the ambassador's conduct in The Hague. If the attack on institutions, parallelism, and privatization of institutions continues, then that leads us into an even bigger problem than we have today," Crnadak said, adding that many things will be clearer after tomorrow's press conference.
A meeting of leaders of the Alliance for Change parties with representatives of the joint institutions of the Federation of BiH and Republika Srpska has also been announced for Monday.
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