Dunović: Insidious enemies of the state are in a panic

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - Bosnia and Herzegovina is a whole, indivisible and sovereign state, internationally recognized - this is the only truth, the only legality that all those who have been carefully building their destabilizing role in this suffering country for almost three decades must understand and finally accept, said DF Presidency member and Vice President of the Federation of BiH, Milan Dunović.

"I know that BiH has always faced serious internal enemies throughout its history. Their actions were insidious, creating serious upheavals and conflicts, but, despite everything, BiH has remained and survived. History has taught us, so we are now ready to confront those kinds of enemies.

Difficult challenges lie ahead of us, we are encountering superficiality and ignorance of those who have only declaratively taken responsibility, but essentially lack the strength and courage to cope with the numerous challenges of today. These challenges have a much broader geopolitical and geostrategic context, and it would be naive to observe events from a narrow, regional perspective. Understanding broader international relations, as well as BiH's position and interests within that, are fundamental principles for pursuing wise and sustainable policies.

I have stated many times, and I will repeat it now, respecting the Constitution and laws, preserving the legal order, a constant and decisive fight against all corrupt individuals, is a sure bulwark for defense against attacks that have occurred, and which will occur more and more.

You do not need to be afraid, you do not need to feel panic and fear. Those who have decided to join the anti-state, suicidal, and doomed-to-fail policy of chaos feel fear and panic.

They will not deter us, they will not confuse us, we will not back down. We work systematically, decisively, and in accordance with all the positive practices of modern European societies. The enemies of this country know this, and that is why they are in a panic. And they should be," said Dunović.