VUJIČIĆ: SRPSKA WILL SURVIVE AND BECOME STRONGER, DESPITE WISHES OF THE OPPOSITION AND THEIR MENTORS

SARAJEVO, JULY 24 /SRNA/ - SNSD MP in the House of Representatives of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly, Miroslav Vujičić, pointed out that a large number of media statements from the opposition regarding the alleged money of Srpska abroad shows their panic due to the failure of the plan to financially exhaust Republika Srpska and undermine social stability and security.

"We have witnessed yesterday and today a cacophony of reactions, spins and incorrect allegations regarding the statement of the President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik on the transfer of funds from abroad. What is easy to see is that all these reactions and lies are identical, copied from the same script written in one embassy," Vujičić stressed for SRNA. He stated that both the bird and the crow called and they all croaked with the same notes, and the conductor is known to us, but unfortunately for them, that conductor is also known to our people and no one will believe such lies. What is surprising, he stated, is precisely the naivety of such manipulations, which are easily verifiable. Vujičić emphasized that President Dodik clearly referred to the difficulty of doing business on the international financial market without any talk of secret accounts and these frivolous spins only show the panic of those who want to isolate Srpska due to the failure of their schemes and plans. "Finally, I have to refer to the statement of my fellow citizen, that is, how a media outlet presents him as a 'high-ranking SDS official' who, in this context, is apparently concerned about the fate of pensioners, teachers and health workers. We all remember how late pensions were, what educators could buy for their salary and what the standard was in healthcare when the SDS and PDP decided on it," emphasized Vujičić. Despite the wishes of the opposition and its mentors, he stated, SNSD will never allow a return to such a catastrophic situation and Srpska will not only survive and be stable, but will continue to strengthen," Vujičić concluded.