Silence in BiH after Vučić's statement

Aleksandar Vučić said yesterday that "the Government of Serbia has information that unrest may occur on Saturday" during the rallies of the opposition and the authorities of Republika Srpska on May 14, 2016, writes NAP.

It was a public admission by Vučić that Serbia receives official security information from Bosnia and Herzegovina.     

The culmination of interference in the internal security matters of another state is the most brutal form of interference in the internal affairs of a state. The worst of all is that these data were first released to the public by Vučić himself. Such facts were not heard from the officials of this country. We had silence from domestic agencies, and complete political indolence and silence.

And a full 24 hours later, we have no reaction from the domestic authorities to the rally in Banja Luka following Vučić's reaction and warning. And, unfortunately, we also have no reaction to Vučić's statement itself. This says enough about the security situation in this country, writes NAP.