GS: Greater Serbian spirit a threat to world peace

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - The president of the Civic Alliance, Nihad Čolpa, expressed regret over the terrorist attack on worshippers in two mosques in the city of Christchurch in New Zealand, which occurred on Friday, during which characters from Serbian history were used as a motive for the attack on Muslims.

Čolpa called for the peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina, first and foremost, to distance themselves from great-nationalist ideologies and fascism of all kinds, which, he said, cannot bring good to any nation, as the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, he reminded, felt on their own skin during the nineties, and the bloody consequences of dark ideologies were witnessed even today.

"It should also be noted that terrorism is always and in all circumstances exclusively associated with Muslims, while statistics show that Muslims themselves suffer the most from terrorist attacks worldwide," said Čolpa.