KOJIĆ: NEITHER OHR, NOR TRIVIĆ UNDERSTANDS MESSAGES ADDRESSED TO ALL WHO WANT SRPSKA TO DISAPPEAR

SARAJEVO, SEPTEMBER 18 /SRNA/ - Milorad Kojić, an SNSD member of the House of Representatives of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly, has said that it is obvious that neither the OHR, nor, unfortunately, Jelena Trivić understands messages sent to those who want Republika Srpska to disappear.

"Did they ask themselves if the message on the billboard 'the border exists' could mean that we are fed up with all those who are trying through their actions to seize all constitutionally guaranteed rights from Republika Srpska and that we are telling them that there is a border and that we will not relinquish Republika Srpska," emphasized Kojić. But, also, Kojić told SRNA, the inter-entity line is a border between Republika Srpska and the Federation of BiH and that is absolutely indisputable, so obviously knowing this, the Bosniaks want to remove signs with the inscription "Welcome to Republika Srpska." "The positions of the OHR are understandable, and it is clear that they are directed against Republika Srpska, but it is not understandable that some domestic politicians do not understand the clear message "the border exists," Kojić added. The OHR issued a statement regarding billboards in Republika Srpska that read "the border exists," claiming that "there is no state border between the entities." Also, the president of the People's Front, Jelena Trivić, was bothered by the billboard reading "the border exists," saying that one such billboard scared her. "This morning, when I was heading to work, I saw a billboard. I can tell you that it is not pleasant, and it reads 'the border exists,' on which there is a man and his military equipment is slightly visible. He is not in civilian clothes," said Trivić, adding that there are several such billboards on which it is written "Because we do not relinquish our jurisdictions." "It is in a visible place, on a roundabout where there is a lot of traffic. For me, such messages are absolutely not good. They should not come from any side," said Trivić.