MINIĆ: ATTEMPTED INTIMIDATION AND SPREAD OF HATRED

BANJA LUKA, MAY 15 /SRNA/ – The act of graffitiing buildings and pouring red paint on shops owned by Serbian businesses in Sarajevo does not represent an attack on private property, but rather an attempt at intimidation and the spreading of hatred, stated Prime Minister of Republika Srpska Savo Minić.

"I expect the competent institutions to urgently identify and sanction those responsible, in order to send a clear message that ethnic and religious intolerance is not acceptable," Minić posted on X, strongly condemning the vandalism directed against Serb capital in Sarajevo.

Graffiti appeared on the premises of companies from Serbia operating in Sarajevo, marking each of the shops owned by these companies in the city.