Sattler joined the institutional destruction of BiH!

(Patria) - Head of the EU Delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Johann Sattler, has actively joined the advocacy for the division of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

In an interview with the Austrian "Kronen Zeitung", Sattler, commenting on the attacks on the constitutional order of Bosnia and Herzegovina by the genocidal regime of Milorad Dodik, characterized them as Dodik's attempt to 'bring the other side, the Bosniaks, to the negotiating table'.

The shameful statement by the Head of the EU Delegation comes after media revealed that Sattler's superior, Oliver Varhelji, agreed with Milorad Dodik to hold a special session of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska (NSRS), where a series of conclusions were adopted that directly undermine the constitutional order and sovereignty of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

It is evident that the Head of the EU Delegation to BiH sees the solution to the political crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina in satisfying the political desires of Milorad Dodik, which ultimately aims at the complete collapse of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

When Sattler speaks of Dodik's attempt to 'bring the Bosniaks to the negotiating table', he is actually suggesting that something like that would be desirable.

Pro-Bosnian and civic forces, if the current mood is anything to go by, have no intention of negotiating with Dodik about the existence of state institutions that have been legally formed in the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Otherwise, Johann Sattler, whose appearances have led the European Union to act like a poorly tuned orchestra for a long time, as some countries deeply follow policies of division, could have understood the Russian school back in his student days.

He studied political science and Slavic studies at universities in Innsbruck, Prague, and Moscow. He has been actively working in the diplomatic service of the Republic of Austria since 1996, and it is not difficult to see that he belongs to the group influenced by Russia in the Balkans.

(A.Č.Z.)