Komšić on the presence of the Serbian Army in BiH: Immediately determine who authorized their entry, because the BiH Presidency did not

(Patria) - Members of the Serbian Army paraded through the streets of Prijedor this morning, and then participated in the commemoration of the 82nd anniversary of the Battle of Kozara.

Although they were unarmed, the mere presence of the Serbian Army on the streets of Prijedor, where more than 3,000 Bosniaks of the Prijedor region were killed, caused disbelief among returnees.

Member of the BiH Presidency Željko Komšić stated in his reaction that the first and fundamental question is who authorized the entry of the Serbian Army into BiH.

"The BiH Presidency did not do that. Did the Ministry of Defense do it? That must be determined immediately. If it wasn't the Ministry of Defense either, then it is a classic act of aggression," Komšić stated.

Although hours have passed since the release of the footage of the Serbian Army parade through the streets of Prijedor, BiH Defense Minister Zukan Helez has still not commented.

On social networks, there are numerous reactions from both residents of Prijedor and intellectuals and historians.

Who allowed this, especially in Prijedor, and what is the role of the Council of Ministers of BiH in this?
While representatives of "pro-Bosnian politics" send populist messages entertaining the people, the RS and Serbia authorities are destroying the state this way. What will the reactions to all this be? https://t.co/PNhozcKiWr

— Jasmin Medic (@MedicJasmin) July 7, 2024

"The question remains whether the Serbian Army has the necessary permits to march through BiH and how they even crossed the border." They didn't ask for permits in 1992 either. https://t.co/ZUipLQsG2A

— Husnija Kamberovic (@husnijak) July 7, 2024