Co-sponsors of aggression: Croatia condemns Serbian genocide in BiH, while providing refuge to members of the Joint Criminal Enterprise

By: Avdo Avdić/Istraga.ba

Do you know, you who are on the verge of orgasm because Andrej Plenković became a co-sponsor of the Srebrenica resolution, who is Marko Maka Radić?

Maka was the "chief" in the Vojno camp in Mostar. The Vojno camp was founded by the leadership of Herceg-Bosna. In just one "room" of that camp, testified Saja Čorić from Mostar, there were fifteen children and 21 women detained.

- The crimes in the Vojno camp were so monstrous that even living people were buried, and dozens of women were sexually abused in Vojno - testified Saja Ćorić to colleague Faruk Vele.

Later, she repeated all of this before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which, in 2011, would sentence Maka Radić to 21 years in prison.

Five years later, Andrej Plenković became the Prime Minister of Croatia, and two years after taking office, the official Zagreb "grants" Maka Radić's request and transfers him to serve his sentence in Croatia, in coordination with HDZ members from BiH.

In the same year, 2018, the Croatian judiciary released Maka Radić, although according to the verdict from BiH, he was not supposed to be released until 2027. Thus, Plenković's Government co-sponsored the release of a convicted war criminal.

But what do the Bosniaks from Herzegovina from the Vojno camp know. Plenković's Croatia is a friend of Bosnia and Herzegovina because Andrej Plenković strongly condemns the genocide in Srebrenica, committed under the formal command of Republika Srpska, and under the substantive control of Belgrade.

Plus, Croatia is a co-sponsor of a legally insignificant UN resolution, which has been entertaining the entire Balkans for the last two to three months.

Do you remember, you who are "at the source" and who agree to be Croatian flowers, that November 29, 2017, when the Hague Tribunal ruled on the "six" of Herceg-Bosna, determining that it was a joint criminal enterprise led by official Zagreb. That is, led by Franjo Tuđman.

On that day, convicted war criminal Slobodan Praljak drank poison in the Hague courtroom and became a "martyr" in the eyes of Herceg-Bosna followers.

- I reacted extremely emotionally. We are extremely sorry. Praljak's act shows such a degree of conviction that everything he did was good for the Croatian people - said Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković.

After that, he added that "Franjo Tuđman's policy enabled peace in BiH," and that "historical truth will show that Croatia has always been the one that stood by BiH, as it does today."

Here is what is written in the summary of the verdict against Slobodan Praljak, Jadranko Prlić, Bruno Stojić, Milivoj Petković, Valentin Ćorić, and Berislav Pušić, as leaders of Herceg-Bosna.

- In the morning of October 23, 1993, the HVO armed forces launched an attack on the village of Stupni Do. Soldiers of the special units "Maturice" and "Apostoli" raped and sexually abused three women from the village.

They also killed 36 people during the attack, including three children aged 13, 8, and 3. The village was completely destroyed, and the property of the residents was confiscated.

The Trial Chamber, by majority vote, determined that the conflict between the HVO and the Army of RBiH during this period was an international conflict.

The evidence shows that the Croatian Army forces fought together with HVO members against the Army of RBiH, and that the Republic of Croatia exercised general control over the armed forces and civilian authorities of the Croatian Community, and later the Croatian Republic of Herceg-Bosna.

The Chamber, by majority vote, determined that a joint criminal enterprise existed, whose ultimate goal was the establishment of a Croatian entity, partly within the borders of the Croatian Banovina from 1939".

Here are more quotes from the summary of the Hague verdict.

- As early as December 1991, members of the leadership of the Croatian Community of Herceg-Bosna (including Mate Boban, president of the Croatian Community, and later the Croatian Republic of Herceg-Bosna) and leaders of Croatia (including Franjo Tuđman, president of Croatia) assessed that to achieve the ultimate goal, i.e., to establish the Croatian entity as I just described, it was necessary to change the national composition of the population in the territories claimed to belong to the Croatian Community of Herceg-Bosna.

At least from the end of October 1992, Prlić, Stojić, Petković, and Praljak knew that achieving this goal was contrary to the peace negotiations that were being conducted in Geneva and that it implied the displacement of the Muslim population from the territory of Herceg-Bosna.

The Chamber considered that the numerous crimes committed by HVO forces against Muslims from January 1993 to April 1994 mostly indicated a clear pattern of behavior.

In most cases, the crimes were not committed randomly by a handful of undisciplined soldiers. On the contrary, the crimes were the result of a plan prepared by the participants in the JCE to drive out the Muslim population from Herceg-Bosna".

And here is what Andrej Plenković said about this verdict.

- We are dissatisfied with this verdict. The Croatian people are constituent in BiH and have their rights. The part of the verdict that relates to the rejection of the appeals of the six is unfounded and contradicts historical truth.

All those who lived through that period know how the aggression was carried out and where it came from. In a political sense, such a segment of the interpretation of the second-instance verdict is unacceptable.

The Government will consider legal mechanisms to challenge the allegations from today's verdict - said Plenković on November 29, 2017.

But what do the Bosniaks from Vareš and central Bosnia know. It is important that Andrej Plenković decided to be a co-sponsor of the Resolution on Srebrenica, which proposes to the world to remember the genocide committed in the "UN protected zone". Protected by a UN Resolution.