KOŠARAC: AS LONG AS WE HAVE DINO AND HIS ILK, THERE IS NO REASON FOR CONCERN - THE MORE OF THEM THERE ARE, THE LESS BiH THERE IS

ISTOČNO SARAJEVO, NOVEMBER 2 /SRNA/ - Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers, Staša Košarac, stated that the current Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Council of Ministers, Elmedin Konaković, even after three years, continues to surprise us with his lack of knowledge of diplomatic communication.

“I don’t know which UN Security Council session Dino Konaković was watching, but if he is pleased with the diplomatic messages from the last session, I wish him to remain ‘the first diplomat of BiH’ for a long time. As long as we have Dino and his ilk, there is no reason for concern. The more of them there are, the less BiH there is,” Košarac told SRNA.

Košarac emphasized that “Dino and his team’s politics are nothing more than devising endless deceptions, speculations, intrigues, and populist attempts to convince their own electorate that someone from outside will serve them solutions."

“However, this last part is becoming increasingly difficult for them, as they have been left without their ideological architect, Michael Murphy; their mentor, Christian Schmidt, is on his way out, and the global political circumstances are relentlessly changing,” Košarac noted.

Košarac asked what remained of the Troika’s “bulldozing” of the SNSD and “showing it the door," of “ending Dodik’s lobbying,” “BiH’s victory,” and similar empty slogans.

“All that remains is less BiH and the fact that it is no longer a factor on the international stage. That is why I say - let us have Dino’s diplomats and the Troika’s lobbying. By the time they reach self-reflection and understand the scope of the success of Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik and Serb member of the BiH Presidency Željka Cvijanović, it will be too late for BiH,” Košarac pointed out.

As ironic as it may sound, he emphasized, the political testament “How We Destroyed BiH” will ultimately be signed by the Troika.

“I have nothing against it,” Košarac added.