Graphical representation of how Serbia and Croatia control our sky, while BiH politicians remain silent and celebrate

SARAJevo, (Patria) - In a recent interview with the Patria agency, Rifat Tirak, an aviation expert, pointed out that Bosnia and Herzegovina controls a very small part of our sky. 
 
At the same time, Serbia, Croatia, and partly Montenegro control the largest part of BiH's airspace. 
 
In a situation where there is talk of Republika Srpska separating from BiH, in which Serb-Croat policy towards BiH is not exactly neighborly and friendly, our country's inability to control its airspace could be a key element, unfavorable to Bosnia and Herzegovina. The self-proclaimed guardians of the sky, who spend state money on shrimp and octopuses, do not want to hear the experts' warnings during the celebration of the false takeover of the sky. 
 
While the behavior of Serb and Croat cadres in these institutions and agencies no longer surprises anyone, the presence of Denis Zvizdić and Fahrudin Radončić at the celebration of the false takeover of BiH's sky surprised everyone. 
 
And how much Bosnia and Herzegovina controls the sky is best seen from the following map, prepared for Patria by expert Tirak. 

 
It is clear from this map that radars from Murtenica and Kopaonik (Serbia), and Kozjak and Psunj (Croatia) control the entire BiH sky. Part of our airspace is also controlled by Montenegro. The Murtenica radar (Zlatibor) is a military radar, which occasionally replaces the radar from Kopaonik. 
 
And while the military and civilian radars of Serbia and Croatia monitor the sky over BiH, our country's Ministry of Defense is abolishing the observation and reporting unit. 
 
What is particularly painful in this whole story is the fact that Bosniak representatives, while talking about patriotism and the defense of BiH, are actually doing everything to ensure that control over the sky remains within the jurisdiction of neighboring countries. Because, if there had been primarily will, and then knowledge, these Bosniak leaders would have taken care of purchasing modern and quality radars, and thus truly started controlling our, Bosnian-Herzegovinian sky. 
 
Until then, the armies of neighboring countries will be able to control our sky, and without anyone's knowledge, fly over this BiH sky as needed.