The new mayor of Banja Luka has revealed his true intentions

Freshly baked Mayor of Banja Luka Drasko Stanivukovic will go to Srebrenica. That there is no problem with that, he explained as a guest in the federal media, with whom he also has no problem and in which the guest was seen with pleasure. Srebrenica’s path will say when it feels it should and believes that the issue should not be politicized.

“I will also go to Srebrenica, it is not a problem, so I don’t see that problem,” said Drasko Stanivukovic, the new mayor of Banja Luka.

Stanivuković will also have guests in Banja Luka. The mayor of Zenica, Fuad Kasumović, was the first to announce himself. Kasumovic said that his first official visit would be to Banja Luka. He says he will come not only to visit, but also to give advice to his younger colleague, Stanivuković. And that’s about how to defeat opponents.

“My first visit will be to Banja Luka and Drasko Stanivukovic, who has several councilors, but I will explain to him how he can defeat them. In Zenica, the SDA had a majority and now he is humiliated in the city. I will gladly go talk to him, share my experiences and advice as a more experienced politician, ”said Fuad Kasumović, Mayor of Zenica.

Stanivuković sees not only Kasumović, but also other mayors of the Federation as partners. You will be happy to say that you are on an official visit to Sarajevo and that you have already invited the mayors of Sarajevo to Banja Luka. As he himself says, he does not flee from the Sarajevo-Banja Luka twinning, as happened recently with Belgrade.

The message that there is none of that is from the Republika Srpska. Your first destination should be Belgrade.

“Draško Stanivuković, as the new mayor of Banja Luka, should not say how he will first go to Srebrenica or visit the municipalities of Sarajevo or the city of Sarajevo. He should go to our capital, Belgrade, with which Banja Luka has long been a sister city. a month, and Belgrade is “If you are going to Sarajevo, it means you want to build a future with the Bosnians, which is certainly not good for Banja Luka or the Republika Srpska,” said Marko Sukalo, advisor to SNSD President Milorad Dodik.

Stanivuković not only talked about future moves, but also tried to get away from some past moves. He explained the photo of him holding a Chetnik flag, which was mostly resented only by the Sarajevo Bazaar, as a coincidence. He says about that movement today “a swallow does not make spring.” He tried to justify the image, but he didn’t even try to explain his plan for the peace park in Banja Luka with three soldiers. He says that he could have referred to a Pakistani and Iranian soldier, but this time he also did not deny that they could be soldiers of the HVO and the so-called Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina.