Sharp reactions to the revision case continue on Saturday: Ivanić to write to The Hague, Borenović discussed the revision in the US

Sharp reactions to the filing of the request for revision of the verdict against Serbia before the International Court of Justice in The Hague have arrived from the BiH entity of Republika Srpska even on Saturday, writes Patria.

The Chairman of the BiH Presidency, Mladen Ivanić, announced that he will send a letter to the International Court of Justice in The Hague through a special envoy, in which he will inform the Court that the BiH Presidency did not make a decision on the revision of the lawsuit against Serbia.

Ivanić said that he will decide when to send the letter and that the public will be informed about it. His party colleague, PDP president Branislav Borenović, also addressed the revision. It was announced from this party that Borenović met in Washington on Friday evening with the Director of the State Department for Southeast Europe, Matthew Palmer, and that, among other things, the current political situation in BiH and the region was discussed at that meeting.

The Prime Minister of Republika Srpska, Željka Cvijanović, also reacted. "Although formally addressed to Serbia, this lawsuit is directed at RS," Cvijanović believes. The President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, accused the member of the BiH Presidency of hypocrisy in his statements about being ready to "extend a hand," and that it would be best if he withdrew the request for revision of the verdict against Serbia for genocide, which BiH agent Sakib Softić filed with the International Court of Justice in The Hague on Thursday.

The Alliance for Changes, which together with SDA, SBB, and HDZ BiH forms the government at the state level, announced that they will not withdraw from state institutions due to the request for revision, although it was discussed, but in any case, they will not let the revision pass so easily.

On the other hand, the Prime Minister of RS, Željka Cvijanović, announced a joint session of the Government of RS and the Government of FBiH in Banja Luka on March 9, where projects that can improve the lives of citizens in BiH will be discussed, which many analysts have assessed as positive, writes Patria.