Even opposing views on Vukovar and 'Oluja' do not hinder Serbia and Croatia on the path to dividing BiH!

By: Amina Čorbo-Zećo

In the Dalmatian city of Split, a graffiti appeared this morning, clearly by a person fully aware of the entire situation in the region, drawing attention to the behavior of Zoran Milanović, the President of Croatia.

"Milanović, Serb, f*** you Dodik," was written on the wall.

Milorad Dodik's semi-legal visit to Zoran Milanović on Hvar via Vučić's helicopter disturbed the local population and Milanović's opponents more than the public and politicians in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Neither Dodik nor Milanović were bothered by the 'unfavorable' date for such meetings, nor by the fact that the anniversary of 'Oluja' is approaching, a day celebrated by Croats and mourned by Serbs.

By analogy, it can be easily concluded that Dodik and Milanović discussed something that unites them, not what divides them. That is undoubtedly Bosnia and Herzegovina!

Therefore, the lack of reaction from BiH to this meeting is, to say the least, worrying and proves the negligence of political representatives towards Bosnia and Herzegovina!

Dodik's message yesterday is particularly significant, in which he stated that 'commemorating historical events is always painful and not simple when Croats commemorate a victory and Serbs organize a commemoration, but everyone has the right to their approach, and neither they nor we can forbid it'.

Dodik said this in an interview for Glas Srpske in response to a question about whether Croatian President Zoran Milanović, with whom he recently met on Hvar, was bothered by the fact that RS and Serbia decided to commemorate the anniversary of 'Oluja' in Prijedor.

In these short messages, Dodik expressed the greatest danger that Bosniaks, above all, must remember, because their right to remembrance and justice is being denied.

"Serbs and Croats have the right to their approach to events," said Dodik.

It is then easy to conclude that Bosniaks do not have the right to their approach to events, even despite the existence of international judgments that speak of the aggression of Serbia and Croatia, committed genocide, and the most horrific war crimes. And this right is being taken away from them, especially proven by their denial of judgments and genocide, which is not prosecuted, and thanks to Milanko Kajganić, the chief prosecutor whose sole aim is revisionism in which he will portray members of the Army of RBiH and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of RBiH as criminals!

However, Croatia and Serbia, once warring parties, have remained firmly on unilaterally defined positions, without any respect for the suffering of the other side.

Such an attitude certainly suits the national elites who promote it; Milanović has now (although a social democrat) accepted such ideologies. And he could only accept them if the interest was greater than the fact that they have not come to terms with the past.

Because the past repeats itself, especially if one does not learn from it. History is not the teacher of life for Milanović and Dodik. They are on the well-trodden paths of Tuđman and Milošević, ready to disregard any victim and devise Karađorđevo 2, which this meeting on Hvar undoubtedly is!

Milanović and Dodik were not in Karađorđevo, but earlier in Laktaši, and then on Hvar, they implemented plans and agreements of Milošević-Tuđman on the division of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Milanović was not bothered by the indictment from Serbia against Croatian officers to discuss hot topics at Dodik's estate and then on Hvar.

If anyone had even a shred of doubt that Milanović is building an alliance with Dodik solely because of the Election Law, they are mistaken, because in addition to this issue, which is vital for Croatia and Croats, Milanović and Dodik are linked by other projects, primarily the division of BiH.

It is believed that they will start with the Election Law and end with territorial reorganization and the creation of BiH as a constituent state.

Or, as HDZ officials, primarily Borjana Krišto, often tell us, a 'state community'!?