Suljagić: Višković is engaged in public service, the Prosecutor's Office has not invited him 'even for a coffee'

SARAJevo, (Patria) - Emir Suljagić, Director of the Srebrenica-Potočari Memorial Center, told N1 today that it is a shocking fact that the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina has not invited Radovan Višković 'even for a coffee'.

Following the publication of a protected witness's testimony mentioning the involvement of Republika Srpska Prime Minister Radovan Višković in the relocation of mass graves, new details have emerged regarding this case. We discussed the Prosecutor's Office's silence, the Srebrenica Peace Monument, and the current political situation with Suljagić on the show Dan uživo.

According to him, the matter is shocking because all these allegations were known earlier. The name of the head of the Republika Srpska government, the N1 guest pointed out, was mentioned in Hague verdicts before.

'This fact itself is shocking; we know about this testimony because it was given in 2017, and we have known about the allegations for much longer. Radovan Višković is mentioned in the verdicts against Radoslav Krstić, Beara, Popović, and others. This information has been more or less known for at least 15 years. The Prosecutor's Office has been sitting on it for at least 13 years,' Suljagić told N1.

How and why it happened that the Prosecutor's Office did nothing for 13 years is shocking, the guest of Dan uživo assessed.

'Radovan Višković has not been on the run; he has been engaged in public service for the last 15-20 years. He has enormous executive power, a budget of three billion marks. It is already shocking that Radovan Višković has not been invited even for a coffee to the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina after seven days,' he emphasized.

On the publication of the identity of a protected witness...

'24 hours passed from the moment RTRS published it until anyone reacted, which is unbelievable,' he said, adding that it is a criminal offense and that the Communications Regulatory Agency is irrelevant in this case.

'They supposedly formed a case, but what will happen when a dead head falls?' he asked, referring to the BiH Prosecutor's Office.

He then compared the Višković case with the respirator case, in which, we remind you, Federal Prime Minister Fadil Novalić was arrested, and he also spoke about other current topics.