KOJIĆ: BOSNIAK REPRESENTATIVES' STATEMENT WOVEN WITH HATRED AGAINST SERBS

BANJA LUKA, MARCH 20 /SRNA/ – Milorad Kojić, SNSD deputy to the House of Representatives of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly, told SRNA that Bosniak representatives' statement on alleged Islamophobia is an attempt to justify Serbophobia and the treatment of the Serb people in the FBiH.

"The statement in itself is woven with hatred against Serbs. Its goal is to unite the Bosniak political body and, through that, continue the process of creating a unitary BiH while seeking new partners in that reshuffling," Kojić said in his SRNA podcast.

Kojić emphasized that Serbophobia is evident in Sarajevo and that Serb political representatives operate in a difficult environment, which is evident by an incident at the last session of the House of Representatives, where he and the head of the SNSD caucus, Sanja Vulić, were insulted by a journalist from a federal media outlet, who told them: “Get lost, Chetniks.”

"Colleague Sanja Vulić and I filed a criminal complaint. No embassy reacted, except for the OSCE Mission in BiH, which considered it inappropriate behaviour. We sent letters to other embassies to learn their opinions," Kojić said.

In the new episode of the SRNA podcast, Kojić also discusses why cooperation with NATO, rather than membership, is acceptable, new election technologies, and CEC's controversial decision.

The podcast, featuring SNSD deputy to House of Representative of the BiH Parliamentary Assemby Milorad Kojić will be available tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. to SRNA service users, as well as on our outlet's social media and YouTube channel.