While Mehmedagić 'chases' a diploma, terrorists develop a network in Sarajevo

By: Rasim Belko

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The Balkans are a perfect springboard for terrorist nests of fighters with radical views on faith and everything beyond measure. 

Extremist groups from the East, financed from all meridians and parallels, use the Balkans, especially the western part, as a starting point. 

Poor police systems, corrupt police officers, inadequate intelligence services, and the interests of certain powers in their presence in our region satisfy radical idiots with various types of weapons to form a terrorist oasis on the outskirts of Europe. 

Although Bosnia and Herzegovina is presented by its neighbors as the only base, this is absolutely untrue. We cited the example of the infiltration of Libyan terrorists into the Libyan Embassy in Zagreb - FAILURE OF CROATIAN SERVICES Libyan in Zagreb founded a terrorist cell. 

It is clear to everyone who thinks and understands that terrorists do not care about religion or nationality. The only thing they want is to achieve their goals, and for that, they will use any country where they have even the slightest room for action. So they have already entered Croatia. Unfortunately for Bosnians and Herzegovinians, they have also entered our country. 

Leaders, associates, and pawns of Libyan terrorist groups in the Balkans are being granted diplomatic status to ensure accessible "routes". 

Tomislav Bošnjak is the ambassador of Croatia in Cairo, who, according to intelligence agencies, is helping terrorists reach Zagreb. In return, Tomislav is well rewarded by radical groups with an Islamic orientation. 

Bosnia and Herzegovina also has an ambassador named Bošnjak. He goes by the name Ibrahim Efendić and is close to groups with a radical interpretation of Islam. Efendić is closest to "Hussen Ibrahim Muftah al-Dali", an armed radical group. 

Ahmed Abdel Rahman Ahmed Triki, whom intelligence agencies link to Efendić, is the brother of Mustafa Abdel Rahman Ahmed Triki, a member of the Libyan Fighting Group, a member of the militia responsible for the kidnapping of the Jordanian ambassador to Libya. The kidnapping operation was led by Shaaban Masoud Khalifa Hadia, aka Abu Obeid Zaoui.

Operational data indicate that Efendić is also close to Shaaban Khadia, who is on the persona non-grata list in more than 10 countries. These countries consider him a dangerous terrorist with strong ties to Al-Qaeda. 

Shaaban Khadia firmly adheres to radical Islamic ideology and currently holds the position of Deputy Secretary of the Government of National Accord of Libya. Furthermore, this terrorist is linked to illegal immigration and human trafficking. Evidence of Shaaban Khadia's power is the fact that he controls all suspicious transactions with Europeans, and gangs in western Libya are under his control.

In addition to the problematic ambassador in the East, Bosnia and Herzegovina has another, colloquially speaking, "huge" problem. 

While Osman Mehmedagić is busy "searching" for any diploma in the capital of the country he is supposed to protect intelligence-wise, terrorist pawns, spies, and operatives are acting under diplomatic protection. 

Given that we have already explained how Libyans with a terrorist aura entered Zagreb, we will only briefly repeat the pattern, as it is applicable to BiH as well. 

So, Efendić, on the other side of the world, following the example of those who appointed him, engages in bribery and corruption. In return, he enables Libyan "diplomats" to come to Sarajevo. 

These individuals receive diplomatic passports, and then they are free to act in accordance with the postulates of the suspicious groups that sent them to the Balkans. 

This brings us to Osman Mehmedagić and his political patron Bakir Izetbegović. The question is not how guilty this duo is, but who is guiltier and whose interests are served by Libyans with a terrorist background walking around Sarajevo. 

The inability of the head of OSA to perform his duties due to resolving educational issues, as well as a lack of capability, has opened Sarajevo to terrorists from Libya. 

These are Ahmed Traiki, the medical attaché at the Libyan Embassy in BiH, born in Cairo, and Husein Aldali, born in Tripoli. The former arrived in BiH in July 2018, while Aldali came to our country in July last year. Traiki is the medical attaché at the Libyan Embassy in Sarajevo, and Aldali is his assistant. 

Diplomacy as a mask for terrorism. OSA as a sieve. A group of suitable party figures, ready only to monitor and deal with dissidents, while SDA and its president are turning Sarajevo into a terrorist nest. 

Therefore, it is reasonable to question the level of security in the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina and whether it will be too late when our security structures realize that a terrorist cell is "operating" in Sarajevo. 

Let's just hope there are no bombs!