Executive-Intelligence Committee Soon: What Response is BiH Preparing for Croatia Regarding Alleged Wiretapping Affair

Although we have daily statements from high-ranking officials from neighboring Croatia regarding the alleged wiretapping of their politicians by the Intelligence-Security Agency of BiH (OSA), and according to them, on the orders of Bosniak representatives, there are no adequate responses from our country, and even those directly accused (Bakir Izetbegović) of issuing orders for such illegal actions are silent, writes Patria.

So far, the Minister of Security of BiH, Dragan Mektić, has clearly stated his position.

- We did not spy, wiretap, or conduct any intelligence activities outside the borders of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The wiretapping affair is a fabricated story, as a response from certain groups that illegally tried to seize important economic capacities within BiH - says the state Minister of Security, Dragan Mektić.

The media are writing that behind the fake spying affair lies pure economic interest. Russian and Croatian. Which have begun to spill over into BiH. Illegally. They threatened to endanger the stability of the country. Exposed in time.

- There is no intelligence affair. It suits those who have been exposed and affected by what we know to turn it into some kind of intelligence affair. We did nothing outside of BiH, nothing was directed against the interests of any other country - claims Mektić.

However, apart from Mektić, no other official from the executive branch has expressed their views. The Chairman of the Council of Ministers, Denis Zvizdić, is also silent, but he could soon state his position on this matter, specifically on Tuesday when the Executive-Intelligence Committee convenes. It consists of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of BiH, Denis Zvizdić, and his deputies, Mirko Šarović and Vjekoslav Bevanda.
They will talk with the director of OSA, Osman Mehmedagić, and things will likely become clearer at the beginning of next week. Until then, the Prime Minister will not comment on this issue, confirmed the Cabinet of the Council of Ministers to Patria.