Croatian president again refuses to impose changes on Bosnia and Herzegovina

In Zagreb today, the President of the Republic of Croatia, Zoran Milanovi, touched again on the topic of the elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Milanovi referred to the comments that because of his insults, the high representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Christian Schmidt, gave up on changes to the law that was supposed to help the Croats.

I invited the high representative to the NATO summit to use his powers and impose changes this June. Two weeks later, he came out with a proposal that I assessed as too late, but welcome. Plenkovi is saying that is untrue. After 10 years of inaction, point fingers will not help, said Milanovi He pointed out that Croatia failed to provide assistance to Bosnia and Herzegovina and said he had done everything he could.

He followed the visit of Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovi to Livno where he supported the HDZ candidate for the presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Borjana Kri to: Croats won't be helped by a pre-election rally attended by Plenkovi Systematic work, and these elections are in God's hands. Milanovi said that the elections are in the hands of the commission whose election is not controlled by anyone who Croats are still unprotected, and they will continue to point the finger at me for something they cooked up themselves, according to the Croatian president.

In the end, he stated that the high representative was afraid of the crowd that took to the streets of Sarajevo, Klix.ba reports.