Bosnia and Herzegovina Prosecutor's Office forms case following Helez's allegations of paramilitary camps in RS

(Patria) - A case has been formed in the Terrorism Section of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which will deal with the allegations made by Minister of Defense Zukan Helez on N1, that paramilitary camps exist in the entity of RS.

- Within the case, the minister will be summoned to give a statement, and present all information, evidence, and facts at his disposal - it was confirmed by the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Prosecutor's Office of BiH reminds that all institutions, officeholders, as well as citizens have a legal obligation to report to the competent institutions all knowledge of committed criminal offenses, as well as perpetrators.

Minister of Defense of BiH Zukan Helez stated on Pressing that military training of young men and "some people from Russia" is being conducted in the Republika Srpska.

- We have data on where training is being conducted in RS now, currently at several locations, of young boys, young people, to be militarily capable, training of some people from Russia as well, and we have registered that - Helez stated at the time, refusing to disclose further details, except that the camps are somehow semi-legalized through the structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska, which has not commented on anything.

Following these statements, the minister said that the camps are located in the areas of Rogatica and Maglić, that there are photos and video recordings of everything, but that he cannot show them to the public.

Such statements from him caused negative reactions among political representatives from RS.