Miletić: The background to everything happening in BiH is the crime of certain individuals

(Patria) - Zlatko Miletić, delegate in the House of Peoples of the BiH PA, was a guest on Face TV with Senad Hadžifejzović, who, among other things, said that 'he listens to Čović talk about corruption, and he could write a book about his own crime'.

"Croats will be a national minority in BiH in a few years," Miletić stated.

Dodik should not be the only one on the sanctions list; politicians from all nations must be on it, at least 30 of them. Their assets should be frozen and they should be banned from traveling anywhere! How can they be ashamed! EUFOR is not capable of defending itself, let alone us," he added.

Speaking about the frequent military and civilian exercises, Miletić emphasized that he wants to believe that Serbia and RS are training for crisis situations, not for a potential war.

"Vulin has marred BiH because it is ungrateful for the help Serbia provides. Serbia, as a leader in 'Open Balkan', must show sincere intent that it has no pretensions towards BiH. First, let's establish the borders between Serbia and BiH, and then we will participate in 'Open Balkan'.

I don't think there will be a war. The conditions in BiH are not like in 1992. Conflict could only arise with the help of neighboring countries. We will not allow war to happen to us after 25 years. I fear incidents in certain areas. If someone were to be injured or killed in such a case, it could escalate," said Miletić.

He spoke about how the background to everything happening in BiH is the crime of certain individuals.

He also mentioned the FUP helicopter that is standing in a hangar.

"A helicopter worth 12 million dollars has been standing in a hangar for ten years. And you don't want to use it. Let me tell Mr. Katica, let them take the helicopter, let them pay for its repair, it might cost up to a million. Take the helicopter and fly it, who is stopping you, if you have the money for it, go ahead. You don't need a helicopter for that, you need it for firefighting, then you buy an adapter and that's a million. Is that million worth saving 50, 100, or a thousand households in the Herzegovina region. But people don't want that, they don't want it for other reasons, because if they buy a new helicopter, there's a commission, they know how it's targeted and how it's done, etc.," said Miletić, emphasizing that not enough had been done for security.