The Embassy of the Russian Federation in Bosnia and Herzegovina said yesterday that they paid great attention to the assessments of a member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denis Be irovi, regarding the decision of the government of Republika Srpska to end cooperation with the embassies of the United Kingdom and the United States in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Denis Beirovi characterized this decision as tragic and comical. How does he characterize his decision to cut off all contact with the Russian ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina? The Russian Federation asked the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The embassy said they consider heinous the expressions that Be irovi uses to describe the legally elected President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik Upon reading the opus of Denis Be irovi, one cannot avoid asking a legitimate question: whose vassal is Denis Be irovi himself when he talks about the pro-NATO topics about which there is no agreement neither in Bosnia and Herzegovina nor throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina And do the words of Denis Beirovi about the dubiousness of existence of lower administrative-territorial units, created on November 21, 1995, conflict with common sense? The Russian Embassy said that this is nothing but a direct threat to the Dayton Peace Agreement.
They add that they expect from the guarantors of the Peace Agreement a decisive and unequivocal condemnation of such anti-Dayton statements.