DF: Attacks by Dačić and Vulin show correctness of President Komšić's policy

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - The Democratic Front considers that today's attacks by Vučić's mouthpieces, Dačić and Vulin, on the Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the President of the DF, Željko Komšić, as part of a political assault on the sovereignty of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina through attacks on the Constitutional Court, are one of the better proofs of the correctness of President Komšić's policy and the decision to defend the interests of the state through state institutions, rather than observing the political struggle from the stands and the shade of the opposition, the Democratic Front announced.

"The DF welcomes the touching concern of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia, Ivica Dačić, for the political position of the HDZ BiH and Dragan Čović. We understand Belgrade's frustration regarding the position of the former Yugoslav and party bureaucrat Dragan Čović, the Mostar falcon with his political and ideological residence in Belgrade. We also understand that the reddest among BiH Croats is still a mainstay of the central office in Belgrade, as well as all the regret that the aforementioned, together with Dodik, is not in the Presidency of BiH, which would greatly facilitate the work of destroying Bosnia and Herzegovina. The ideological continuators of the criminal Slobodan Milošević, the last communist dictator on European soil, cannot forgive President Komšić for his election victory over their favorite Čović, and today, after the synchronized attacks from Belgrade by Čović and Dodik on the Constitutional Court of BiH, it is clear to everyone why this is so. However, there will be no Constitutional Court according to Belgrade's wishes, nor will the pro-Russian coalition, despite the support of the central office in Belgrade, succeed in its plans to break up the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina," they say from the DF.

As announced, we also welcome the fact that the coffee cook Mira Marković, i.e., today's Minister of Defense of the Republic of Serbia, Aleksandar Vulin, finally called the smaller BiH entity by its real name.

"We also tell Vulin that he has no right to lecture President Komšić about whom he will mention while advocating for the defense of the institutions of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, because the time when someone from Belgrade dictated to Bosnian politicians what they could say and do is long gone. You can only dictate that, Mr. Vulin, to Dragan Čović," they said from the DF.