Dodik is under investigation to render inoperative the disputed Srebrenica report

19.07.2018 22:15 | ATV

Banjaluka – Milorad Dodik does not give up the intention of putting the Srebrenica report into execution in 2004.

The Collegial of the National Assembly is expected to decide on Monday when a special session of the National Assembly of the RS will be held with a single agenda item The President of Republika Srpska said that the members of the commission were still at work and that its members had indicated that the report was misused, that its interpretation was arbitrary, that its mandate was limited to Bosnian victims and that the commission was not an investigative body. He also says that the board had no evidence of guilt and did not have the mandate to deal with the identification of the victims, in terms of determining the cause of death, and that she could not even determine the exact number of victims

. to all those who have parliamentary representation in relation to their parties to go together to get the report out of the balance of power and send a much stronger message when it is done by parliament than when it is done by the government. This is a report that was made during the period when pressure was exerted to produce it and do it as it should. He gave a lot of problems to Republika Srpska, "said Željka Cvijanović, Prime Minister of Republika Srpska.

The opposition, whose government then led by the PDP adopted the report, argues that the 39th Assembly is not a place of discussion report.They expect the first government to take a stand.

"I'm afraid that it is, I'm not scared, c & rsquo; Is the politicization of the Srebrenica problem, but it takes a cool head to tackle this problem that certainly can not be "Nedeljko Glamočak, an SDS MP at the NSRS, said that the dismissal, regardless of the pre-election campaign, was the only rational decision, said Nenad Stevandić, vice-president of the National Assembly, during the election campaign. "The report has no legal basis. coalition in power, they are more cautious DNS will post, say, after However, Darko Banjac, a DNS delegate to the NSRS, says that a report unilaterally condemned by a nation should not be taken seriously.

"A report that incriminates a nation, especially Serb, and we know how that is done, especially for Ms. Subašić, who seems to be a Serbian offender, for me, that does not represent any serious relationship," said Banjac.

The Dragana Mekirević government was formed by the Dragana Mekirević government in 2003 for the Srebrenica research. Ten months later, under the pressure of the High Representative of the time, Paddy Ashdown, the report was accepted