Lazanski at a forum in Trebinje: Republika Srpska is a temporary entity for the West

Military-political analyst Miroslav Lazanski from Serbia said last night in Trebinje, at a forum called “Paris and the Balkans” that the creation of BiH based on the "one man, one vote" system, advocated by Western powers, combined with the undermining of Republika Srpska's institutions and certain types of social dissatisfaction, could pose a danger to RS, reports the BiH news agency Patria.

The organizer of the forum, held in the crowded hall of the Museum of Herzegovina, was the Association of Herzegovinians from Trebinje.

Lazanski said that he has always been skeptical of politicians supported by certain Western embassies, because he knows what their goal is.

- The West treats Republika Srpska as a temporary entity created by the Dayton Peace Agreement to end the civil war in BiH. They believe that this is not a finished job, neither in BiH nor in the Balkans - Lazanski said.

He stated that BiH is an intelligence "pierced terrain", and that everything that happens there is the responsibility of Western intelligence services because they are dominant in that area. He emphasized that these jihad warriors have some connection abroad, through couriers, stressing that it will depend on Western services whether they will move towards something more radical. In this way, he indirectly accused pro-Western services of directing terrorists in some way.

Speaking about controlling terrorism, Lazanski stated that security services can control the situation if they have their informants infiltrated among terrorists, emphasizing that fighting them is not enough with planes, electronics, and modern combat means, but with so-called human resources.

Referring to the attack in Paris, Lazanski noted that a synchronized strike on six targets is not a terrorist act but a terrorist operation in which about fifteen people participated, with about twenty more providing support, emphasizing that it raises great dilemmas and numerous questions that no French service discovered that something like this was being prepared.

- It is interesting that no one in France resigned, nor was anyone dismissed - Lazanski concluded.