Komšić's office: HINA should apologize for accusations against the Republic of Croatia

(Patria) - The President of the Republic of Croatia Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović is debating inaccurate statements by the Croatian Information Agency HINA, which, as we have already stated, misinformed the public regarding the statement from the meeting between the BiH Presidency Chairman Željko Komšić and the UN Secretary-General's Special Adviser Adam Dieng.

HINA, namely, accused the Republic of Croatia and its authorities of denying the genocide committed against Serbs, Roma, and Jews, and not the BiH Presidency Chairman Željko Komšić, who stated that in neighboring Croatia, through the public and political actions of INDIVIDUALS, the crime of genocide against Serbs, Roma, and Jews in World War II within the framework of the quisling entity of the NDH is being denied.

Accordingly, the Office of the BiH Presidency Chairman believes that HINA is obliged to apologize to the citizens of the Republic of Croatia for their accusation, which they tried to attribute to the BiH Presidency Chairman Željko Komšić.

Furthermore, we also believe that the latest reaction of the President of the Republic of Croatia was forced by following the established propaganda practice of the Croatian Information Agency (HINA), which Grabar-Kitarović refers to, in order to legalize that propaganda language through diplomatic speech, which is part of special propaganda activities conducted not only against the BiH Presidency Chairman but also against the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina.