Ivanić sought Vučić's shoulder to cry on: Serbs are lonely in BiH

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić spoke today in Belgrade with member of the BiH Presidency Mladen Ivanić. Namely, Ivanić said over the weekend that "no one should be surprised by his next moves and reactions", and one of his first moves was to go to Belgrade to see Vučić to inform him about the "endangerment of Serbs in BiH", reports Patria.

In a conversation about the situation in BiH, Ivanić told Vučić that Serbs in BiH, after many years, feel lonely again and that he fears the continuation of outvoting in BiH bodies, which began with the census decision, as well as the endangerment of the national interests of Serbs in BiH.

Prime Minister Vučić thanked Ivanić for the information, as well as for his responsible conduct in protecting the vital interests of both Bosnia and Herzegovina and the interests of the Serbian people within it.

"Serbia wants good and close relations with Bosnia and Herzegovina, but Serbia cannot and will never abandon the Serbian people in BiH" - Prime Minister Vučić stated, it was announced from the Government of Serbia.

Due to the new circumstances, it is stated, Prime Minister Vučić and Ivanić agreed on more frequent meetings and exchange of information and opinions.