Hotić: Why is Prodanović angry, the list of Srebrenica criminals was approved by Serbs

The Vice-President of the Association of Mothers of the Srebrenica and Žepa Enclaves, Kada Hotić, sees no reason for MPs in the BiH Parliament to be angry about the publication of the list of suspects for war crimes in Srebrenica in 1995, who still work in the police structures of RS, SIPA & the Armed Forces of BiH, when, according to Hotić, that list was approved by the authorities from Republika Srpska.

Hotić told the Patria news agency that a commission, composed of representatives from RS, the Federation of BiH, and the International Commission on Missing Persons, compiled a list of over 800 Serbs suspected of crimes in Srebrenica, and more than 500 Serbs from that list currently work or have worked in police structures in RS, the Armed Forces of BiH, and SIPA.

After the Patria news agency published the list of suspects for crimes in Srebrenica, SNSD MP in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH, Lazar Prodanović, stated that it was part of psychological pressure on Serb members in these state services.

He also told the accused Serb police officers not to worry and to continue doing their jobs. Victims believe that this proves that Serb politics sovereignly rules SIPA as well as the police in RS and that criminals will never be held accountable for their crimes, writes Patria.

VIEW THE LIST OF SUSPECTS FOR CRIMES IN SREBRENICA HERE