Konaković announced criminal charges against Avdić, prosecutors Kulenović and Soldat, but admitted that the EUROPOL scheme is authentic

(Patria) - In tonight's episode of the show "Investigation of the Week" hosted by Avdo Avdić on Hayat Television, the guest was Elmedin Konaković, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was the first guest appearance on Hayat TV since Konaković formed his political party in March 2018.

In a dynamic conversation, Avdić and Konaković touched upon numerous topics, and Konaković brought all the articles Avdić had written about him in recent years.

Konaković twice announced criminal charges against Avdić and state prosecutor Sanjin Kulenović, as well as cantonal prosecutor Darko Soldat, for the "Black tie" and "Incitat 2" cases.

Avdić asked Konaković to reveal the name of his thesis advisor at the Faculty of Sports and Physical Education (FASTO), which Konaković refused to do even after repeated questioning.

Given that Avdić has written numerous articles about Sky communications, as well as the connection between the cartel, its leader Edin Gačanin Tito, and Konaković, which was also mentioned in the EUROPOL scheme, Konaković confirmed in tonight's show that the scheme is authentic and that he received a response from this police agency, but did not want to reveal its content. We remind you that after the scheme was published, Konaković claimed at a press conference at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina after the Black tie operation that the scheme was fake.

He claims he never met Edin Gačanin, but that it is true that his family's passport numbers were in Sky communications, sent by Mahir Hodžić.

"I have never met Edin Gačanin and I have no connection to the cartel. The scheme was drawn up as a basis for suspicion," said Konaković.

At the end of his guest appearance, Konaković again linked Avdić to the Serbian BIA.

"I believe that you, as a team, have been harnessed by Serbia, by the BIA and KOS, to bring down everything," Konaković said, to which Avdić replied, "I believe you are the cartel and I have proof."

"If I worked for the BIA, I wouldn't be looking for war criminals in Serbia. I went to the doors of war criminals," Avdić stated, to which Konaković said, "hats off."