DF: Čović, through paid lobbyists and ideologues of hatred, undermines the common interests of the US and BiH

(Patria) - The Democratic Front believes that the Croatian Democratic Union of BiH, by blocking the realization of the southern interconnector project, is undermining relations between Bosnia and Herzegovina and the United States of America and the Republic of Croatia.

For its own party interests, HDZ BiH is questioning a project of strategic importance for the United States and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and finally shedding light on the active role of official Zagreb in undermining Bosnia and Herzegovina.

"The attempt to conceal the destructive party interests of HDZ through paid think tanks, with the story about the need to form Muslim and Christian companies, is nothing more than underestimating the intelligence of the new American administration.

Just as the United States is guided by its own interests in foreign policy, so too in economic policy, American capital does not recognize Muslim, Christian, Jewish, or other consumers.

The idea that the US can be guided by such logic in its economic policy can only come from those who have not been cured of the ideology of hatred, which can only be advocated by mercenaries, as are the authors of the letter from the Heritage Foundation.

We are convinced that the United States and the State Department can now more clearly see who is the real factor of destabilization in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in the region, because HDZ, even after gaining political power to control the Federation of BiH, continues to block positive processes by undermining the common interests of the United States and Bosnia and Herzegovina with a policy of blackmail that has always been accompanied by a primitive and chauvinistic tone, such as we have seen in the letter from their notorious lobbyists.

The entire case with the southern interconnector also shows how harmful the interference of the Republic of Croatia in the internal affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina is.

Namely, even if the parliamentary bodies in Bosnia and Herzegovina were to pass the relevant law regarding the southern interconnector, Croatia would refuse to sign an international agreement with Bosnia and Herzegovina, supporting Čović's policy of log revolution.

This is precisely the policy that now threatens the common interests of the US and BiH, and which Čović's patrons in Zagreb must face, just as the pampering of this policy is now facing Mr. Murphy," the DF announced.