SDP and Nikšić are pouring hundreds of millions from FBiH into RS and attacking those who try to correct the injustice

(Patria) - The financial decisions of the current government in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, led by the Troika and Prime Minister Nermin Nikšić, according to assessments by numerous analysts and system experts, have led to a historically unprecedented transfer of public money from FBiH to the entity of Republika Srpska under the control of Milorad Dodik.

When the effects of the non-working Sunday, the purchase of the UIO building and the so-called “frozen coefficients” are added up, estimates show that by the end of the mandate, hundreds of millions of convertible marks will have gone from the Federation to the RS. In practice, the FBiH budget finances the policy of Milorad Dodik, and at a time of the greatest political and institutional blockade of the state.

What is additionally frustrating is the fact that Prime Minister Nikšić, instead of protecting the interests of the citizens of the Federation, attacks precisely those who point out this injustice.

“The address is wrong, the FBiH Government should not be called out, that is not the position of the Government. That is the position of the so-called expert Krnjić, whom we inherited and whom we cannot legally change until his term expires. He actually represents the policy of the SDA, and the SDA's policy is 'the worse, the better' for this country. They would probably close BiH so that we couldn't even leave through the existing border crossings,” said Nikšić.

And Zijad Krnjić, a member of the Management Board of the Indirect Taxation Authority, publicly and with arguments warned of the harmful consequences of such financial arrangements. Instead of considering those arguments, Nikšić attacks him, and fiercely at that.

And this is a man who, in the opinion of many, is only trying to correct an obvious injustice towards the citizens of FBiH.

Such an attitude towards Krnjić shows another devastating fact, according to the stance of a large number of political actors and analysts, the Federation of BiH is effectively run by the HDZ, while the SDP and Nikšić behave as executors of their political will.

Key decisions are made in a way that suits the personnel and interests of the HDZ, while the damage is transferred to the budget of the Federation and its citizens.

When everything is put together, it becomes clear why the government in FBiH did not react to the financial mechanisms that have been benefiting the RS for years. And why the man who dared to speak out is being attacked.

In such a configuration of power, it is not difficult to understand whom the decisions of the Federal government serve, nor why the citizens of FBiH are the ones paying the price.