VUČEVIĆ: HOTHEADS IN SARAJEVO ARE RADICALIZING SITUATION IN BiH

BELGRADE, APRIL 24 /SRNA/ - The leader of the Serbian Progressive Party Miloš Vučević said that from the very beginning of the fabricated case against the President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik, there has been an ongoing effort to further radicalize the political situation in BiH.

Commenting on the unconstitutional actions of the State Investigation and Protection Agency /SIPA/, which culminated in last night's events in East Sarajevo, Vučević expressed concern about the developments in BiH. "I am concerned because there are hotheads in Sarajevo and outside of BiH who are ready to take actions that lead to escalation," Vučević told Studio B. Recalling that this year marks the 30th anniversary of the signing of the Dayton Agreement, Vučević pointed out that the constant revision of the Dayton Agreement has always been to the detriment of the Serbian people. Last night, members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska removed police officers from the unconstitutional SIPA from in front of the Administrative Center of Republika Srpska in East Sarajevo, where a meeting was in progress between President Dodik and the mayor and municipal heads of the city. According to information obtained by SRNA, the operation of SIPA officers in East Sarajevo was led by Elvir Ademović, brother of former AID chief Kemal Ademović, and Zijad Landžo, who is suspected of committing war crimes against Serbs in Konjic. The Minister of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska Siniša Karan emphasized that SIPA officers violated the law and that criminal proceedings will be initiated. The Republika Srpska National Assembly has enacted a series of laws to prevent the operations of unconstitutional and anti-Dayton institutions, including the unconstitutional Court, Prosecutor's Office, and SIPA.