KOVAČEVIĆ ASKS BLANUŠA WHY DODIK MEETING WAS KEPT QUIET AND WHERE HE WAS WHEN SERBS FACED THEIR HARDEST DAYS

BANJA LUKA, SEPTEMBER 30 /SRNA/ - SNSD spokesman Radovan Kovačević posed two questions to Branko Blanuša concerning his meeting with SNSD leader Milorad Dodik and his wartime record.

"1. If Blanuša claims that the meeting with Dodik was neither secret nor clandestine, why did his legal team file criminal complaints against those who informed the public about the meeting? Or is Blanuša hiding something after all?

2. Given that Blanuša responded to allegations of desertion, as well as to the criminal complaint filed against him in October 1995 by the then Republika Srpska Ministry of Defense, by pointing to a stamp in his military record book which only confirmed that his service in the Army of Republika Srpska /VRS/ had ended in July 1995, the question is: where was he when the Republic of Srpska Krajina was falling, when Drvar, Glamoč, Grahovo, Mrkonjić Grad, Šipovo, Sanski Most and Jajce were falling, when the largest number of Serbs were expelled and many VRS soldiers were killed?" Kovačević asked.

In a post on X, he also asked where Branko Blanuša had been when Serbs and Republika Srpska were going through their most difficult period.