Vulin arrives in Prebilovci after all and provokes: Their spite lasted one night, I am here with my people

(Patria) - Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia and former head of BIA Aleksandar Vulin arrived in Prebilovci near Čapljina, where the 83rd anniversary of the crime against the Serbian population in World War II is being commemorated.

He was not allowed to arrive by plane as consent was not given by either the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the Ministry of Transport and Communications of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Vulin came to Prebilovci by land.

Vulin immediately continued with provocations and said that this small spite lasted one night and that political Sarajevo did not allow his plane to fly over BiH.

"They were big, important and powerful, but today, I am, after all, with my people. Let them rejoice in their spite and enjoy a little in being important, but today I am with my people," Vulin said.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia sent a note to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Council of Ministers, expressing dissatisfaction with the prevention of Vulin's visit to Prebilovci. The protest note emphasized that this decision undoubtedly represents a violation of good neighborly diplomatic practice.

Minister of Foreign Affairs of BiH Elmedin Konaković commented on his FB profile on Monday, confirming that he did not give consent.

"I have no authority to ban his entry, I have no authority over military and police aircraft, but in this case, my consent was needed for his arrival. As long as he does not show respect for our homeland, I will not sign consent for his entry, whenever I am competent for that. And not only him, there are others who can expect the same treatment," Konaković stated.