Delegates and MPs of the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina attended a donor evening for war criminal Dario Kordić!

A humanitarian evening for the family of war criminal Dario Kordić was held on May 30 at the Eco village "Grabovica" in Tomislavgrad, the news agency Patria has exclusively learned. Kordić spent 17 years in an Austrian prison for war crimes in central Bosnia, and was sentenced to 25 years in prison in The Hague. He was released early after serving two-thirds of his sentence.

As NAP has learned, and confirmed by Mehmed Bradarić, a delegate in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, some delegates and MPs of Croatian nationality in the state Parliament attended this donor evening!

- We have such information, because on that Saturday, May 31, when we requested an emergency session of the House of Peoples, which Čović did not convene, we learned that the night before, some delegates and MPs were at a donor evening for Dario Kordić. That is terrible. Perhaps they were tired and could not come to the Parliament – Bradarić told NAP.

As published on the website of Eco village Grabovica, there were more than 400 guests, and the guests were entertained by Croatian performer Marko Perković Thompson, known for his nationalist rhetoric, and Mate Bulić.

We remind that Dragan Čović, Chairman of the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, did not convene a session even though a package of laws required by MONEYVAL had to be urgently adopted by June 1 to prevent Bosnia and Herzegovina from being placed on the blacklist. So far, we have not been able to find out how much money was raised for the criminal Kordić and his family, but we learn that the state MPs were generous in their donations.

We remind that the crime in Ahmići, for which Kordić is responsible, occurred in the early morning of April 16, 1993, during an attack by the special unit Jokers of the Croatian Defence Council (HVO), killing more than a hundred Bosniak civilians.

According to data from the Association "April 16", 116 people died in the monstrous crime in Ahmići. Of that number, about 33 were women and children. The operation codenamed "48 hours of ash and smoke" also claimed the life of an 81-year-old woman, while the youngest victim was a baby only three months old. The massacre was uncovered by UN peacekeeping forces composed of the British army and Colonel Bob Stewart, writes Patria.