NOSOVIĆ: BiH WAR FLAG IN BANJA LUKA - PROVOCATION AND INSULT TO SERB VICTIMS

BANJA LUKA, NOVEMBER 26 /SRNA/ - The Head of the Republika Sepska Prison Camp Detainees Association, Anđelko Nosović, believes that women from FBiH taking photos in Banja Luka with the BiH war flag represents an insult to the Serb victims and a perpetual "putting finger in the Serb people’s eye".

Nosović told SRNA that, on the other hand, it is unacceptable that Serbs are denied permission to gather in dignity at the execution sites in FBiH, such as Dobrovoljačka Street or at some other locations. He reminded that Serbs must come to such places under police escort just to lay a wreath and light candles for the victims. Nosović points out that the behavior of the Court of BiH is unacceptable and legally inadmissible, "if it could, it would try Milorad Dodik, the legally elected president of Republika Srpska, day and night". "The Court and the Prosecutor's Office of BiH, under the patronage of part of the international community, are working under double standards, releasing Bosniaks and Croats who have committed terrible crimes against Serbs," emphasized Nosović. Commenting on the statement by the Minister of Defence in the Council of Ministers, Zukan Helez, that he will request an immediate EUFOR reaction due to the intervention of the Republika Srpska MIA when women from Bugojno and Donji Vakuf took photos behind war flags in Banja Luka, Nosović told SRNA that Helez is known for obstructing and not doing the job he should be doing. "Helez never made a statement regarding the murder of a police officer at the workplace in the Bosanska Krupa Police Station. Helez has no time for such things, but he has time to 'cry' in front of the international community that they protect the women who come to Banja Luka to defy and ‘poke a finger’' in the eyes of the Serb people," Nosović added. Nosović asked why Bosniak politicians did not ask EUFOR to protect the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, when a few years ago he was physically attacked by Bosniaks at a commemoration in Potočari near Srebrenica.