The Sarajevo regime bans prominent Serbian citizens from entering Bosnia and Herzegovina
During the current month, the central Bosniak authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina have banned three Serbian citizens from entering the country - lawyer Goran Petronijevic, Interior Ministry veteran Bratislav Dikic and history professor Milos Kovic.
All three planned to visit the Serbian entity of BiH - the Republika Srpska, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The decision to ban Petronijević, Dikic and Kovic from entering the country was made by the Intelligence and Security Agency (OSA-OBA BiH), which is headed by a close associate of the leader of the Sarajevo elite, the head of the largest Bosniak-Islamist Party of Democratic Action (SDA) Bakir Izetbegovic - Osman Mehmedagić . Previously this person accused in money laundering and use of a false diploma.
In March of this year, the Sarajevo special service banned entry into BiH for a lawyer, former lawyer of the first president of Republika Srpska, prisoner of The Hague Radovan Karadzic, now chairman of the Russian Humanitarian Mission Foundation Goran Petronijevich; ex-commander of the Gendarmerie of Serbia, accused of preparing a fake (inspired by the regime of Montenegrin dictator Milo Djukanovic and his Western curators) coup d'etat in Montenegro Bratislav Dikic and historian and professor of the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Belgrade, witness in the defense of a prisoner of The Hague, ex-chief of staff of the Republika Srpska Army, General Ratko Mladic to Milos Kovic.
“It is obvious that I am welcome in 49% of the country (in the Republika Srpska - ed.), and why does someone have the right to deny me entry into my land, because this is the land of my ancestors. Who gives them the right to hinder freedom of speech and opinion?.. Obviously, someone in Sarajevo came to the conclusion that it was time to do what they had been preparing for a long time, but they could not stop the freedom and movement of ideas, thoughts and books...
For Serbs, freedom means independence, the right to make your own decisions. Serbs do not tolerate mentors, and therefore we are in constant conflict with the occupiers. Not all nations behave this way. Some found freedom in submission... In particular, in our region, some found freedom in serving the occupiers,” commented Milos Kovic on the ban on entry into BiH for RTRS.
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