Tegeltija calls on Germany to 'ethnically cleanse parliament of Bosniaks' following RS model!?

(Patria) - Advisor to Milorad Dodik called on Germany to “ethnically cleanse its Parliament of Bosniaks following the RS model”, writes Danas.rs.

Namely, as Milan Tegeltija wrote on Twitter, “Germany risks that with Adis Ahmetović as special envoy for the Western Balkans, who is clearly declared as a Bosniak, it could bring into question the perception of objectivity of overall German foreign policy in BiH among all other peoples in the Western Balkans”.

Ahmetović arrived in Slovenia today as part of a five-day trip during which he will also visit Croatia. Ahmetović will discuss the upcoming elections in Slovenia as well as the current security situation in the region and Europe in Ljubljana.

“I look forward to the upcoming trip to Slovenia and Croatia. Due to the current political situation, both countries play an even more important role for peace and stability in Southeast Europe.

As EU and NATO members, both have a great responsibility to contribute to stabilization and democratization in the Western Balkans, while at the same time they can build a bridge towards stronger EU approximation and EU integration of other Western Balkan countries”, said Adis Ahmetović, a member of the German parliament.

In Slovenia, which also plays a leading economic role in the Western Balkans, talks with politicians and scientists are first on the agenda.

On Friday, Ahmetović will travel to Croatia where he will meet with the German ambassador in Zagreb, Robert Klinke, and representatives of civil society and the academic community.

We remind you that a debate on the 30th anniversary of the beginning of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina will be held in the Bundestag next Wednesday, which was also confirmed on the official website of the German parliament.

MPs, as stated, want to discuss for about 70 minutes. „The war in Bosnia and Herzegovina began on April 6, 1992, with the siege of the capital Sarajevo, and ended in November 1995 with the signing of the Dayton Agreement. More than two million people were expelled from their homes, and about 100,000 lost their lives”, the Bundestag announcement states.

The debate on BiH was initiated precisely by Ahmetović, a member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany. In a statement for politički.ba, he said that “it is an important and equally necessary sign that the German Bundestag, on the 30th anniversary of the beginning of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is dealing with the current situation in the Western Balkans”.

“The stability and future of Europe can only be ensured by a strong, democratic Southeast Europe. At a time when Russia, together with parts of the political elite in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is also trying to undermine the Dayton Peace Agreement in these areas, we in Germany in particular must fulfill our responsibility and prevent further attempts at destabilization”, said Ahmetović.