KOJIĆ: IF ISAK DOESN’T KNOW WHO WAS KILLING SERBS IN PODRINJE, HE SHOULD ASK ORIĆ

SREBRENICA, JANUARY 12 /SRNA/ - The president of the Organization of Families of Captured and Fallen Soldiers and Missing Civilians of Srebrenica, Branimir Kojić, urged the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Federation of BiH, Ramo Isak, to ask Naser Orić if he does not know who was killing Serbs in Podrinje.

Kojić said that during his appearance on a TV show in the Federation of BiH, Isak told so many lies to downplay Serbian victims that it surpassed all bounds of decency and insolence. "Isak wanted to deny that the murder of a wedding guest in Sarajevo took place, even though that very event ignited the flames of war in which his friend from a video, Naser Orić, was killing Serbian civilians across Podrinje," Kojić said. He emphasized that Isak pretended to be uninformed when it came to the suffering of Serbs, both in Podrinje and regarding the crimes committed in Vozuća by the 'El Mujahid' unit. "He pretended - or perhaps wasn’t so naive after all, as he called himself a 'Doctor of Legal Sciences by chance' - when he claimed that only Bosniak civilians and prisoners were killed in Srebrenica. But we ask him: who killed 3,267 Serbs in Podrinje? If he doesn’t know, he should ask the 'sacrificial criminal' Naser Orić, since he has shown the public that he is close to him," Kojić said. According to him, Isak is disgusted by how some, as he put it, shot people in the back. "And I ask him - does he feel disgusted by how Orić gouged out Slobodan Ilić’s eyes? Does he find it repulsive how Kemal Mehmedović beheaded people and burned Nenad Rankić with a soldering lamp?" Kojić asked. He also asked whether Isak condemns the person who pulled the trigger on the Dimitrijević brothers, for whom candles will be lit in two days to mark 32 years since their deaths. He further asked whether Isak mourns the tragic fate of many Serbs, mostly civilians, who were killed by Orić, Tursunović, and other executioners from his people - or he will continue to pretend to be uninformed. "There will never be genuine coexistence here as long as people like this, and those filled with hatred and lies, hold high positions. They will never acknowledge the pain of mothers, sisters, and children from other people; instead, they will do everything to spread lies - even about a globally known fact stated by the late Hakija Meholjić regarding what Alija Izetbegović asked of him, and what Bill Clinton asked of Izetbegović," Kojić concluded.