HDZ BiH and Republic of Croatia continue with synchronized political aggression against BiH

The Presidency of the Social Democratic Party of BiH has publicly requested the BiH Prosecutor's Office to initiate proceedings against all those who participated in the shameful commemoration of the anniversary of the founding of the criminal proto-state Herceg-Bosna, reports the BiH news agency Patria.

The latest events are only a final confirmation of the persistence, primarily of HDZ BiH and Dragan Čović, in implementing the project of destroying the constitutional order and territorial integrity of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Unfortunately, it has become more than obvious that HDZ BiH enjoys full support from the Republic of Croatia and its highest officials in its anti-state activities.

This is best evidenced by the recent visit of the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Croatia to Međugorje. This is another in a series of "visits" by officials of the neighboring country, without respecting the basic rules of diplomatic procedure, which clearly indicates that this country does not treat BiH as an equal and independent state. The Presidency considers these incidents, including attempts by the neighborhood to politically dictate acceptable and unacceptable court processes to the BiH Prosecutor's Office, as a direct attack on the sovereignty of BiH and acts of open political aggression.

The display of the flags of the Republic of Croatia, along with the banned flags of Herceg-Bosna in Mostar, a city of complete lawlessness, actually clearly proves that the destruction of state institutions is the immediate goal of HDZ BiH and Dragan Čović, all with an attempt to revive the dream of rehabilitating the criminal entity Herceg-Bosna and Mostar as its capital city.

The Presidency of SDP BiH calls on HDZ BiH's partners in government, and above all SDA and their president Izetbegović, to comment on the latest act of humiliating the state of BiH and promoting a criminal entity whose founders were sentenced to 111 years in prison. Izetbegović should answer whether the latest events are also part of the agreement between the duo Čović-Izetbegović, such as the opening of Čović's unconstitutional office in Mostar, the agreement on a new way of electing members of the BiH Presidency based on ethnic division, and other similar frequent agreements on the dismantling of the state?

Finally, the Presidency of SDP BiH expressed concern over the fact that the Municipality of Stolac has officially been left without executive power, which will cause additional problems in a city that, along with Mostar, is already a symbol of the destructiveness and cruelty of HDZ BiH in disenfranchising citizens. The Presidency called on the Central Election Commission of BiH to organize and conduct local elections in Stolac as soon as possible.