Dodik: No more than 8,000 Bosniaks were killed in Srebrenica, that list was fabricated by the international community

President of Republika Srpska and SNSD leader Milorad Dodik said in the Telering show on RTRS, on Wednesday evening, that the number of 8,000 and more killed Bosniaks in the genocide in Srebrenica is false, and that this number is much smaller than the one presented.

Dodik also denied that the Serbian side was responsible for the two massacres at Sarajevo's Markale market, the massacre in Ferhadija Street (formerly Vase Miskina) in Sarajevo, as well as the massacre at the Tuzla Gate, in which a large number of civilians (202) were killed.

- Some Berko Zečević (international ballistics expert) was running around and writing reports as politics expected. He was not in the service of truth but in the service of delusion - said Dodik, Patria reports.

Dodik also criticized former RS President Dragan Čavić for accepting the report that more than 8,000 Bosniaks were killed in Srebrenica. He said that such a report was made by the international community, i.e. the High Representative for BiH Paddy Ashdown, but that Čavić should have rejected it.

Dodik did not provide an answer as to how the people in Srebrenica were killed and who is responsible for their deaths. Dodik also did not explain how it is possible that 6,500 remains of killed people have been buried so far in the Memorial Center in Potočari, if his analyses show that about 4,000 Bosniaks went missing in the Srebrenica genocide. Also, it should be noted that more than 2,000 killed are still being searched for.

Dodik again accused the international community of interfering too much in relations in BiH. He announced that he would not respect the decision of the Constitutional Court of BiH to abolish January 9, which is celebrated as the Day of Republika Srpska, and also said that RS will not give up military property in favor of BiH.

- International interventionism in BiH is always to the detriment of RS - Dodik accused.

The President of RS also accused, again without providing any evidence, that almost all terrorist acts occurring in the world are somehow connected to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and to the part of Bosnia and Herzegovina where Bosniaks live.

Dodik said that Republika Srpska remains focused on its unique goal, which is "to one day be a powerful and economically developed country."

The editor and host of the Telering show, Mato Đaković, introduced the President of RS, Milorad Dodik, at the beginning of the show as "a very dear guest to him," Patria writes.