Media from Croatia declare Bosnia and Herzegovina a hotbed of extremists, SIPA denies such claims

The writing of Croatian Večernji list that BiH is becoming a center of Wahhabism has stirred up the public in BiH, and the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) claims that they did not give such a qualification in their report.

It is interesting that such media reports are being released precisely before the upcoming holidays, although the text states that it is about a SIPA report from a few months ago, writes the BiH news agency Patria.

The qualifications that "BiH is a country in which radical Islam of the Wahhabi-Salafist ideology, carried by the most bloodthirsty terrorist organizations such as ISIS and Al Qaeda, is rapidly growing" are not stated in the SIPA report.

The Minister of Security of BiH, Dragan Mektić, stated that he is not even aware that such a report exists and that he has undertaken all activities to collect official information.

This is not the first time that media from neighboring countries "know" more about events in BiH than intelligence and security agencies within the country. The question arises as to whom it suits to create chaos from neighboring countries, primarily Croatia and Serbia, within BiH.

It should be reminded that the Croatian President Kolinda Grabar Kitarović a few days ago "warned" that Croatia is threatened by the instability of BiH.

She even stated that besides internal conflicts, BiH has other threats in the form of religion.

- The Islam we knew in BiH is changing, it is becoming more radical, especially in rural areas, the way of life is changing, even the appearance of people in terms of clothing and behavior, and a much more rigid interpretation of the values of Islam - said the Croatian president.

Is this a well-thought-out strategy of creating chaos so that Croatia or Serbia would become a factor of regional stability in the eyes of Europe?