Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Djuric said he was grateful to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Foreign Minister Elmedin Konakovic for his statement that the Srebrenica resolution is an opportunity for Sarajevo to renew its case against Serbia before the International Court of Justice and demand war reparations, in May. 27 Radio and Television Reports of the Republika Srpska.
Djuric explained that Konakovic’s statement greatly helped Serbia justify its position before the UN regarding the Srebrenica resolution.
“Thanks to Konakovich’s statement, we were able to show everyone that this is not about reconciliation and respect for the victims, but rather an attempt to accuse the Serbian people of having committed genocide and extort war reparations from Serbia,” Djuric said.
He noted that thanks to Konakovich’s statement Serbia was able to demonstrate that this is a political vendetta whose objective is to humiliate, stigmatize and punish all the Serbian people.
Djuric stated that, on the other hand, he regrets Sarajevo’s position because he believes that both sides should be incomparably more responsible towards each other precisely because they represent different peoples, that is, peoples of different religions and different identities.
He noted that one of the goals of the Srebrenica resolution was an attempt to force Serbia to stop pursuing an independent foreign policy and start pursuing one imposed by the West.
“Because we do not agree with this, we will continue to be persecuted and accused of being authoritarian and looking to the past, even as supporters of the Resolution try to set us back almost three decades.”Djuric said.
Source: Rossa Primavera
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