SDA demands reaction from BiH Prosecutor's Office: Amidžić's chauvinistic insults will not hide the fact that RS has been stealing money from FBiH for years

(Patria) - The chauvinistic and Islamophobic outburst of Srđan Amidžić confirms that the authorities of the RS entity have no reasonable arguments to hide the fact that they have been stealing money belonging to FBiH for almost three years and that with such theft they are patching up the dilapidated system produced by their catastrophic governance, the SDA announced.

SDA particularly assessed as hypocritical the fact that a man who lives off the budget of the same state and disposes of money predominantly paid by Bosniaks speaks about Bosnia and Herzegovina and its peoples in such a manner.

"Officials from the RS entity have been avoiding the determination of new coefficients for the distribution of VAT revenues since September 2023, and in this way, they are taking and spending money that belongs to FBiH. It is high time to stop this systemic robbery, and that is all that Zijad Krnić insists on.

Only after the adoption of fair and legally based coefficients can we discuss all other decisions, including the issue of opening the Bosanska Gradiška border crossing," the SDA points out.

They emphasize that no threats, insults, or attacks on Bosniaks, Muslims, and Bosnia and Herzegovina will shake the SDA cadres in their consistent respect for the Constitution and laws of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

"This is not the first time that SNSD has tried to cover up the fact that it has been politically and financially parasitizing the system it supposedly does not recognize by insulting, blackmailing, and denying the state.

The BiH Prosecutor's Office is obliged to react immediately, prosecute, and sanction Srđan Amidžić for spreading national and religious hatred, intolerance, and Islamophobia.

Any tolerance of such outbursts would represent direct encouragement for the further spread of hatred and incitement to open attacks on Bosniaks and Bosnia and Herzegovina in the public space," the SDA statement adds.