Išerić: Serbian helicopters were grounded in Bosnia in 1995 and can only fly over it with its approval

(Patria) - President of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska (NSRS) Nenad Stevandić said today that Republika Srpska, when winter comes, will not allow the transport of gas from Serbia to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Stevandić said this after the statement of the Minister of Defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Zukan Helez, that he will not allow a helicopter from Serbia to extinguish fires in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina because it belittles Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Helez: I will not approve the use of the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs helicopter for firefighting in Bosnia and Herzegovina, our Armed Forces have better ones

(Patria) - Minister of Defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina Zukan Helez commented today on his Facebook profile about the use of helicopters for firefighting in the territory of our country.

- And when winter comes, we will not allow the transport of gas from Serbia to Bosnia and Herzegovina either, so as not to humiliate that country, let Sarajevo warm itself with Helez, Komšić, and the like - Stevandić stated on platform X.



The president of the Association "Guardians of Bosnia" and a doctor of legal sciences, Enver Išerić, told Stevandić that Bosnia and Herzegovina is a sovereign and indivisible state.

"Well, look, Stevandić. The gas pipeline is not the property of the Republika Srpska entity. When the gas pipeline was built in the eighties, neither you nor the Republika Srpska entity existed anywhere.

Therefore, you cannot and will not prevent the transport of gas from Serbia to Sarajevo. Serbia might be able to do that. You and Republika Srpska cannot do it at all.

And the fact that you have miscalculated 'a little' and imagined that you can do whatever you want in Bosnia and Herzegovina, that is your problem.

The entity whose parliament you preside over is not and will never be what you want.

And Bosnia and Herzegovina will always be an independent and sovereign state, regardless of the declaration of the 'all-Serbian assembly' that you are trying to implement.

Serbian helicopters were grounded in Bosnia in 1995 and can only fly over Bosnia when Bosnia and Herzegovina approves. How do you not understand that", Išerić asked the president of the NSRS.