Why has Kebo remained silent until now, is there an end to the self-destruction of Bosniaks?

Mirsad Kebo, still the current Vice President of the Federation of BiH, does not stop talking about the alleged crimes against Serbs in Vozuća, and stated that he is ready to give a statement at the BiH Prosecutor's Office on January 21 regarding the extensive documentation he received and forwarded to investigative bodies, which concerns crimes committed by the El Mudžahid unit against Serbs in Vozuća and elsewhere during the war in BiH, as well as the possible role of some members of the Bosniak political and military leadership, reports the Patria news agency.

On this occasion, Mustafa Cerić, President of the World Bosniak Congress, spoke out and gave a very concrete stance regarding this story. We convey Dr. Cerić's reflections in full:

- Why has Mirsad Kebo remained silent until now? Why did he speak up just now? Who are we Bosniaks? And what do we want? Where are we? And where are we going? And with whom? And for whom? Is there anything that makes us proud? Is there anything that unites us? Is there anyone who is worthy of us? Where is our soul? Do we have any honor? Do we have any shame before so many graves? Do we have respect for the martyrs? Do we have a heart for the orphans? Do we have love for our own kin? Is there an end to our self-destruction? Our self-humiliation? Our self-indulgence?

What will become of our children? And our grandchildren? Do we have the strength to overcome ourselves? Is there a cure for our sick minds? Do we have confidence in ourselves? Do we have fear of God?
There are those of us, thank God, who are confident in God and ourselves, and who fear no one but God, and who know why and for whom Mirsad Kebo spoke up just now. The spirit of the Good Bosniak has never died... nor could a suicide bomber ever do anything to it... therefore, my Bosniak, keep your head up, there is much work ahead of us for the benefit of all people who have this Bosnia at heart, who have coexistence and tolerance at heart, who have truth and justice at heart, who have the honor and pride of our people at heart, who have respect for Bosnian martyrs in their souls – wrote Dr. Cerić.