Vučić and Grabar-Kitarović Against BiH Together

Aleksandar Vučić, President of Serbia, stated that Serbia and RS will work on harmonizing the school curriculum for Serbian language and literature in Serbia and RS, as well as organizing student excursions, youth camps, and summer and winter schools in Serbia and RS.

He did not specify what will happen to Bosniaks and Croats, the other two constituent peoples in this, largely ethnically "cleansed" entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina? Part of the BiH public believes that Serbia is doing the same thing that Croatia did in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Two schools under one roof. The division of this country to the core continues.

Vučić's statement came at a time when, simultaneously, the media describe inter-ethnic relations between Serbs and Croats as sometimes "love" and sometimes hatred.

At the same time, Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović continues to create narratives about terrorist threats from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Everything appears to be a coordinated attack on Bosnia and Herzegovina and its sovereignty.

Analysts believe that both have an identical problem. Everything else is irrelevant. The only problem is the Hague Tribunal, and no other exists. This international court will soon deliver its final verdict for Prlić and his group, who were initially convicted of a joint criminal enterprise and aggression against the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In some earlier reports, it was often stated that Prlić and his group were mere subordinates of the regime in the Republic of Croatia, which was unequivocally ruled by Franjo Tuđman. This has been proven in nine previous verdicts by the Tribunal for Croatia's aggression against BiH.

Serbia is in no better position. Namely, it is clear to the judges of the Hague Tribunal that Ratko Mladić was a paid and obedient officer of Slobodan Milošević, just as his direct subordinates were Franko Simatović and Jovica Stanišić.

Therefore, all tensions generated in Belgrade and Zagreb have their subordinates in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Obedient Milorad Dodik and Dragan Čović are pushing ideas that involve less and less of the European Union and NATO, and more and more support from some other world powers and centers of influence, including open appeasement of Russia's policy in the Balkans. Their ultimate goal is the destruction of this country, so that any verdict, including those on the aggression of neighboring countries, which have been proven and judged in international courts, cannot be implemented tomorrow.

The verdicts of the International Tribunal in The Hague are the one and only reason for this behavior, an attitude towards another country unprecedented in international diplomacy and international law since the time of Hitler's Nazism.

The verdicts of the Hague Court will contain evidence that Bosnia and Herzegovina suffered the consequences of aggression by two terrible state terrorism regimes of Milošević and Tuđman, namely Serbia and Croatia.

It is paradoxical that today Bosnia and Herzegovina is accused of terrorism by followers of those same regimes.

Namely, according to her own admission, Franjo Tuđman is Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović's mentor. At the same time, Aleksandar Vučić was a volunteer above Sarajevo, whose citizens endured the worst criminal siege in which more than 11,000 civilians perished. If there are two people who can say anything other than a public apology to Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is Grabar-Kitarović and Vučić. However, they clearly have excellent cooperation and a coordinated approach against BiH.

Greater-state policies have already openly shown themselves in Montenegro and Macedonia. What kind of sobering up is needed in the face of these unique greater-state attacks on BiH?