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The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denis Zvizdić, commented on his Twitter profile today’s statement by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, in which he says that those who want to abolish the RS are against the stability and peace in the Balkans.
Photo: Fonet / APZvizdić stated on his Twitter profile that Vučić’s statement “Whoever wants to abolish the RS is against stability and peace in the Balkans” is an incorrect statement, reported Klix.ba.
“Correction of a false statement: whoever wants to separate from RS and publicly or tacitly supports such an idea, goes against stability and peace in the Balkans,” Zvizdć wrote on Twitter.
Incorrect declaration:
Vučić: “Whoever wants to abolish RS is against stability and peace in the Balkans.”Correction of a mistake:
Whoever wants to separate from RS and publicly or tacitly supports such an idea is going against stability and peace in the Balkans. “– Dr. Denis Zvizdic (@DrZvizdic) December 20, 2020
The portal recalls that the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, declared today that it is vitally important for Serbia to have the best relations with Bosnia and Herzegovina and not to question the integrity of that country with any statement, but that he cannot accept the idea of abolishing the RS.
“I cannot accept the idea of abolishing RS, not only because it is a constitutional obligation of Serbia, but because those who want to abolish RS go against the will of the Serbian people, but also against stability and peace in the Balkans,” Vucic told reporters in Kruševac.
Vučić also pointed out that, as a responsible and serious man, he can not keep silent about the fact that someone from Bosnia and Herzegovina. the official compares the Serbian representative to Hitler.
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