The most authoritative Bosniak Party of Democratic Action (SDA) demanded that the BiH Presidency send troops to the border with Serbia “to stop the influx of migrants.”
The current chairman of the Presidium, the leader of the Bosnian Serbs Milorad Dodik, opposes such a step, the correspondent reports, “to stop the influx of migrants.”
“Further delay and evasion from the introduction of this measure, which is supported by Dzaferovic (Bosniak member of the Presidium - ed.) and Komsic (elected thanks to Bosniak votes and an unpopular Croat member of the Presidium with his community - ed.) and against which Dodik opposes, is no longer cannot be justified,” the party said.
The SDA called on government institutions and departments to intensify their activities to resolve the migration crisis, since the protégé of the Sarajevo elite, Security Minister Selim Cikotić, allegedly “cannot cope.” Pointing to a possible “humanitarian catastrophe” in connection with the winter period, representatives of the Democratic Action Party say that the Ministry of Security should be given equal support by all levels of government in the country, and special responsibility lies with the Council of Ministers of BiH.
“The Council of Ministers of BiH is obliged to fully engage in this issue in cooperation with other levels of government in BiH,” the SDA party said in a statement.
In Republika Srpska, on the contrary, they rightly fear that transferring the border with Serbia to the control of Sarajevo troops will have negative and irreversible consequences for the Serbian entity, since the Bosniak authorities are trying to act on the same principle as Ukraine, which wants to take control of the Donbass border with Russia .
The Bosnian Serbs, who, in violation of the Dayton Agreements, were deprived of their own army by the decision of the overseer of the High Representative in BiH, respond that they are capable of controlling the border with Serbia with the forces of the police and gendarmerie of the entity.
The Democratic Action Party (Stranka Demokratske Akcije) was created by Bosniak Islamists and nationalists under the leadership of fundamentalist Alija Izetbegovic with the goal of separating Bosnia from Yugoslavia. From the very first days, the political force began to prepare for this act, creating its paramilitary formations “Green Berets” and “Patriotic League”. And, in fact, it unleashed a separatist war with subsequent ethnic cleansing of the local Serbian population, who did not want to leave Yugoslavia.
Over time, the party leadership became the country's political and business elite under the leadership of the Izetbegovic clan. And after Aliya’s death, leadership of the party passed to his son Bakir.
The Sarajevo elite structured its personnel policy in this way. that the vast majority of military personnel in the BiH Army are Bosniac Muslims
During the war years of the 90s, the Izetbegovic clan developed strong relationships with leaders of the Muslim world of varying degrees of radicalism, as well as with Erdogan’s Turkey.
In response to the generous investments of Arab sheikhs, the SDA elite invited religious teachers from the Middle East and North Africa to the country, and many Arabs and Pakistanis settled in the country. The party and its leaders have skillfully fueled an atmosphere of hatred towards the Serb and Croat communities of BiH for years.