Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina was aware of the arrival of cadets from the Serbian military and police academy and sent a notification to the Border Police of Bosnia and Herzegovina

(Patria) - The Serbian Embassy in Sarajevo notified the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina via a note about the arrival of cadets from the military and police academy who participated in the commemoration of the 82nd anniversary of the Battle of Kozara.

Prior to that, they paraded in Bratunac and Prijedor. Although they were unarmed, the parade of cadets of the Serbian Army provoked reactions from a large number of officials, members of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and returnees, all of whom were reminded of the period of aggression, just a few days before another burial of genocide victims on July 11.

As reported by Istraga, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina did not inform the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina about this, but instead sent a notification to the Border Police that members of the Serbian Army would enter Bosnia and Herzegovina.

There is still no comment from Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković, as he is traveling in the United States of America, and he has not posted on social media for days.

Konaković was also absent from Mostar on July 4 at the session of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he was replaced by his deputy Josip Brkić (HDZ BiH).

Serbian Embassy in BiH confirmed: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of BiH @DinoKonakovic was informed about the arrival of members of the Serbian Army in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as @IstragaB learns, did not send a notification to the Presidency of BiH, but only sent a notification to the Border Police…

— Istraga.ba (@IstragaB) July 7, 2024