KOJIĆ: GRAFFITI IN ZVORNIK SHOW THAT SERBOPHOBIA HAS SPREAD TO ALL OF BiH

ISTOČNO SARAJEVO, JULY 29 /SRNA/ — Drawing graffiti of the war flag of the so-called Army of BiH on the Zvornik Fortress shows that Serbophobia is not only present in the Federation of BiH, where Orthodox religious buildings have been desecrated and returnees attacked, but has spread to the territory of the entire BiH, believes Milorad Kojić, an SNSD MP in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH.

Kojić told SRNA that the writing of this graffiti is a reflection of the indoctrination of Bosniaks that has been ongoing for years by their political representatives and media, which suggests that Serbs are not welcome in this BiH, that they cannot live in it, and that BiH should be exclusively Bosniak. "These are threatening messages to Serbs that some new generations of Bosniaks intend to implement certain ideas," Kojić emphasized. According to him, it is important that the Republika Srpska Police have identified the individuals who painted the graffiti, stressing that sanctioning them by the competent judicial institutions is the best solution to ensure such things do not happen again. "And that is the only way to save the peoples in BiH from potential conflicts, which no one here needs," he stated. Police in Zvornik today identified two individuals with the initials A.S. and M.S., both from France, who are linked to the writing of graffiti and the drawing of symbols on the walls of the national monument, the Đurđev Grad fortress in Zvornik. It was reported to the Zvornik Police Station yesterday around 6:30 PM that graffiti in the form of the BiH war flag from the 1992–1998 period had been drawn on the fortress walls, as well as the inscriptions "ACAB," "Anti Serbs," and "Hordes of Evil," the Zvornik Police Administration announced earlier today. SRNA learns that the mentioned individuals are Bosniaks who live in France and were born in Zvornik.