In the euphoria of false success on the EU path, the 'trio' is not bothered even by the phrase 'civil war in Bosnia and Herzegovina'!

Written by: A. Čorbo-Zećo

As long as media in Bosnia and Herzegovina publish texts by foreign authors without any restraint, stating that there was a 'brutal civil war' in BiH, and then state representatives and officials share the same text because of the headline, it is difficult for BiH to move forward.

Thus, today a text was published in the Financial Times in which the author Andrew Bounds points out that BiH was an unexpected winner yesterday when it comes to the enlargement of the European Union.



Due to the euphoria and the headline, it was apparently no longer important what was written in the text itself, and it states that “the divided country that was engulfed in a brutal civil war in the 1990s was yesterday pushed onto the path to EU membership with the support of fellow former members of the Habsburg family: Austria, Croatia and Slovenia.”

However, not even this blatant lie prevented the representatives of the trio from spreading this text on social networks.

Predrag Kojović, a deputy of Our Party in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH, thus posted a photo of the headline on Twitter, and tells Patria that he did so precisely because of the headline.

“I shared the text from N1, because of the headline. Actually, I didn't share the text, just a photo of the N1 headline,” Kojović said for NAP.

Our question was whether he agrees with what is written in the text regarding the characterization of the conflict in BiH as a civil war.

Because international rulings from The Hague clearly state that there was an international armed conflict in BiH, in other words aggression against BiH, so it is extremely malicious to plant such rotten eggs in texts that celebrate BiH's false movement towards the European Union.

No euphoria or spread of false optimism can be a reason for planting false claims about a civil war, as Milorad Dodik himself, the leader of the Republika Srpska, which has been clearly characterized as an obstacle on BiH's path to the European Union, likes to say.