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[00:00:00] recognized the Republic of Srpska? What if Dodik really fulfills all his
[00:00:03] threats and declares secession?
[00:00:16] Let's consider them one by
[00:00:18] one.
[00:00:22] If Israel recognized it, it would cause serious
[00:00:25] problems, given that they do not
[00:00:28] else can be done at recognize Palestine, how could they then recognize? The Republic
[00:00:30] of Srpska if they do not allow the recognition
[00:00:34] of Palestine. The same applies to Russia. Let's say Russia claims
[00:00:38] that Ukraine is theirs. Would they really be
[00:00:41] happy, or satisfied, if the Republic of Srpska was
[00:00:45] recognized? I highly doubt it. That would be inconsistent with
[00:00:49] their policy towards Ukraine. As for
[00:00:52] Hungary,
[00:00:55] Hungary should be constrained by the policy of the European
[00:00:58] Union, which is against recognition, I have no doubt
[00:01:02] about that, so, even those countries you
[00:01:05] mentioned, I have doubts about that,
[00:01:08] however, when and if secession occurs, let's be
[00:01:11] clear, it will be
[00:01:14] done violently,
[00:01:15] način,
[00:01:19] this also applies to the recognition of the Republic of Srpska, no one
[00:01:22] should imagine that the Republic of Srpska could secede
[00:01:25] peacefully, that will not happen, there will be people who
[00:01:29] oppose it, and those who oppose it will take up arms,
[00:01:33] and the Republic of Srpska has clearly stated that it will try to
[00:01:36] defend itself.
[00:01:40] So, what you need for war are two warring sides
[00:01:43] and that is very clear for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
[00:01:47] In fact, there would be three in Bosnia, but at least two warring
[00:01:50] sides are needed for war. These days
[00:01:53] the Minister of Defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Helez,
[00:01:57] is practically calling Dodik to start the secession
[00:02:00] and says there is a plan B, go,
[00:02:03] you'll see how you'll end up, and what
[00:02:07] to achieve do these threats mean now, these
[00:02:10] calls for Dodik to start the secession,
[00:02:16] which, I repeat, Adnan, you see, first of all, I think that
[00:02:18] uh, I can't call him mister anymore,
[00:02:20] uh, Mr.
[00:02:23] Dodik,
[00:02:26] put more emphasis on at all at this moment does not want to go into
[00:02:30] the secession of the Republic of Srpska, this
[00:02:33] he is doing is again part of
[00:02:36] a long-term plan and he often
[00:02:39] emphasizes that all of this is a plan
[00:02:42] and a process to
[00:02:45] prepare things for a certain moment
[00:02:49] when it will happen. What worries me more
[00:02:52] is that this is now happening in
[00:02:55] pairs, that it should all
[00:02:58] go in stages, again
[00:03:01] I repeat, I would like that when we meet again in a couple of years,
[00:03:05] I will not be right here,
[00:03:08] I think that they focus much more on
[00:03:11] systematic work that will proceed in phases
[00:03:14] in a three-part
[00:03:18] arrangement of Bosnia and Herzegovina through three
[00:03:21] entities, which means, we all know in
[00:03:25] the end what the next
[00:03:29] few years would mean,
[00:03:32] so I am quite convinced,
[00:03:35] especially knowing these elements that the professor also
[00:03:39] spoke about, the official American administration,
[00:03:43] this official part, this
[00:03:46] established diplomatic practice and, uh,
[00:03:50] it, it still stands on clear
[00:03:53] positions, territorial integrity,
[00:03:56] sovereignty and independence of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:04:00] within the framework of the Dayton, Dayton
[00:04:03] Agreement and that framework. And for them, peace and
[00:04:06] stability are most important at this moment.
[00:04:09] However, dissonant tones come
[00:04:13] And that they would demand his head on precisely from these other centers that are currently
[00:04:16] lobbied, and they should not be ignored
[00:04:19] at all, and that's the problem now. Sarajevo
[00:04:22] needs to be seriously concerned
[00:04:25] and prepare how to respond to
[00:04:28] these challenges, to conclude,
[00:04:32] I do not believe
[00:04:35] that at this moment there are conditions for
[00:04:39] the secession of the Republic of Srpska from Bosnia and
[00:04:41] Herzegovina. Is this a phase towards
[00:04:44] that? Well, now everything is... I started
[00:04:48] this conversation with you, crisis is
[00:04:51] an opportunity, gentlemen, take this
[00:04:54] opportunity, prepare yourselves, get ready
[00:04:57] and you know what you have to do.
[00:05:04] Do your part, and they are busy with their pre-election
[00:05:08] campaign, that's right, that's exactly what I want to say, here the elections are the main topic.
[00:05:21] That's that's that's a patriotic approach, right? Is that a patriotic
[00:05:24] approach? I am a Bosnian-American, but
[00:05:28] I am a Bosnian. That's right, absolutely, I absolutely
[00:05:32] agree with you. Yes, now it is completely clear
[00:05:36] why there is, why the strategic
[00:05:39] partnership has been developing and maintained all these years, Čović to...
[00:05:42] Dodik, HDZ, SNSD, at the same time when Dodik
[00:05:45] intensifies actions, and prepares
[00:05:49] practically for secession,
[00:05:51] HDZ, more openly than ever,
[00:05:54] demands a third entity, a Croatian entity. For a Croatian
[00:05:58] entity to be formed, another
[00:06:01] Bosniak entity must be formed, is that actually the goal of all this? And I think
[00:06:05] it is very important, professor, that you also answer this
[00:06:08] question, that a Bosniak
[00:06:11] ghetto, a Muslim ghetto,
[00:06:14] be created in Bosnia and Herzegovina, on the territory of actually
[00:06:18] Bosnia and Herzegovina, or actually all
[00:06:21] this Islamophobic talk about
[00:06:25] the threat of a Muslim threat to Christians in Bosnia
[00:06:28] and Herzegovina, and so on, in that
[00:06:31] context.
[00:06:36] Professor,
[00:06:39] yes, I think it is, it always has been. It was like that
[00:06:42] during
[00:06:43] the war too.
[00:06:47] Americans, as we always say publicly, we support
[00:06:51] a multiethnic, democratic Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:06:54] but we also say that we want to avoid
[00:06:58] the creation of a diminished Islamic
[00:07:02] Bosnia that would be a platform for
[00:07:04] terrorism.
[00:07:08] And that still represents a legitimate concern. A
[00:07:12] diminished Muslim Bosnia would not be
[00:07:15] a Bosnia that would love people like
[00:07:18] Arnan Hadrović, that would be some other Bosnia and
[00:07:22] Herzegovina, and such a Bosnia would pose a threat
[00:07:25] to both Croatia and Serbia. And
[00:07:29] during the war, the reason why Tuđman
[00:07:33] agreed to a federation and
[00:07:35] or after a federation that never materialized, so the reason why he agreed
[00:07:39] to a federation was that
[00:07:42] he did not want to see the formation of that diminished Islamist
[00:07:46] Bosnia, and as for the Serbs, their
[00:07:49] side, the reasons that I never understood,
[00:07:52] Milošević did not take that threat seriously,
[00:07:56] I can tell you that since the end of the war, whenever I met
[00:07:59] with
[00:08:01] Serbian
[00:08:04] uh foreign policy officials, I spoke
[00:08:07] about it and said it represents a concern, they said,
[00:08:11] of course.
[00:08:14] There is no division of Bosnia
[00:08:17] that would pose a greater threat to Croatia and
[00:08:21] Serbia than the unified Bosnia that exists
[00:08:24] today. A united Bosnia that exists today
[00:08:27] is a country that is moving towards Europe.
[00:08:31] It is a country that wants to join NATO. It is not a country
[00:08:35] that poses a threat to Croatia or
[00:08:37] Serbia.
[00:08:39] Or Zagreb or Belgrade. They know that.
[00:08:45] And frankly speaking, I don't believe that Vučić
[00:08:49] would welcome the declaration of independence
[00:08:52] of the Republic of Srpska, why?
[00:08:55] Partly because Bosnian Serbs represent
[00:08:59] a threat to his power in Belgrade. That is
[00:09:02] one of the basic, fundamental
[00:09:05] reasons.
[00:09:08] Why was Dayton, why did Milošević come to Dayton? To
[00:09:11] seek peace. And why? Because he was afraid
[00:09:14] that Bosnian Serbs would leave Bosnia, just as
[00:09:18] Bosnian Croats left Bosnia a few months
[00:09:21] earlier.
[00:09:25] a platter. And he was very worried about that, and Vučić is
[00:09:29] worried about that. He would also be worried
[00:09:33] about cutting off any path to the European Union,
[00:09:36] even if he is not so eager to
[00:09:39] immediately join the European Union. He doesn't want
[00:09:43] so I don't think Vučić
[00:09:46] would welcome an independent Republic of Srpska.
[00:09:50] I'm not sure about Zagreb to be honest, but
[00:09:53] I know Tuđman was smart enough to
[00:09:57] realize that he didn't want an Islamic republic at his
[00:10:00] doorstep.
[00:10:03] Yes, let me just finish this with Professor Djović,
[00:10:07] not only him, but even officials from Croatia talk about
[00:10:10] the need for a third entity, it is clear. "For a Croatian
[00:10:13] entity to be established, there must be another
[00:10:16] entity, i.e. a Bosniak
[00:10:18] entity.
[00:10:21] Will America support that, Professor, briefly?"
[00:10:26] Croatian
[00:10:27] entity,
[00:10:35] we never had that in the past, I hope we won't in the
[00:10:38] future. Adam, go ahead, you
[00:10:42] now, thank you, I agree with the professor, this, with
[00:10:45] his last answer completely,
[00:10:47] uh, I don't think that is
[00:10:51] the path that Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:10:55] will take, Bosnia and Herzegovina is
[00:10:58] a framework, a sovereign state and it
[00:11:02] currently has two entities, uh,
[00:11:05] I am someone and as
[00:11:08] the professor noted and said
[00:11:11] someone who absolutely does not want to
[00:11:14] see any other or third
[00:11:18] entity, because that is practically the prelude to
[00:11:21] the disappearance of our homeland.
[00:11:25] I think that we should work
[00:11:28] seriously to prevent that from happening and I don't believe
[00:11:32] it will, but but
[00:11:35] again, as they say, it's up to the Bosnian-Herzegovinian
[00:11:38] patriotic forces who must also
[00:11:41] be wise in how they
[00:11:44] communicate with and within
[00:11:47] the Federation, I think that that problem within
[00:11:51] the Federation can be
[00:11:54] resolved adequately
[00:11:57] so that there is no further
[00:12:00] radicalization of forces within the
[00:12:04] relations within the Federation, so that it would eventually go in that
[00:12:07] direction, I ultimately
[00:12:11] do not think that
[00:12:14] the Croatian community HDZ within
[00:12:16] Bosnia and Herzegovina, although it wants it,
[00:12:20] perhaps in the depth of its soul,
[00:12:23] knows that it is not
[00:12:27] realistic, realistically possible
[00:12:32] in current international relations, especially
[00:12:35] how they would sell it here in Washington,
[00:12:41] still wants to see a peaceful,
[00:12:44] stable Bosnia and Herzegovina within the Dayton
[00:12:47] Agreement, yes, they
[00:12:51] the fact that within Bosnia and Herzegovina, the peoples should agree.
[00:12:55] but they still forget these elements that I somewhat
[00:12:58] belong to, more specifically, the citizens of Bosnia and
[00:13:02] Herzegovina who strive for European and
[00:13:05] Euro-Atlantic values, I don't want, at the same time I don't want to say that
[00:13:09] the majority of citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina actually truly
[00:13:12] want that. So, is it realistic? At the end, I want to
[00:13:15] finish this show, so I'll ask you, Professor,
[00:13:18] first, if new negotiations on Bosnia
[00:13:22] and Herzegovina were to happen, if political
[00:13:26] leaders were to gather, if things were put on the table, if
[00:13:29] a new agreement on Bosnia and
[00:13:31] Herzegovina were made, to uh avoid uh
[00:13:35] war, to avoid further division, to
[00:13:39] still uh have political leaders from Bosnia
[00:13:42] and Herzegovina agree on at least
[00:13:46] the minimum of what they can actually
[00:13:49] agree on. Is that coming, is a new international
[00:13:53] conference on Bosnia and Herzegovina coming? Is
[00:13:56] international, specifically American pressure coming, very
[00:13:59] concrete, for leaders in Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:14:03] to sit down and agree, and what would
[00:14:07] that agreement actually mean, so that
[00:14:10] all the frustrations of Bosniaks and Serbs and
[00:14:13] Croats, uh, are somehow resolved,
[00:14:17] and of course, the other citizens of Bosnia and
[00:14:19] Herzegovina.
[00:14:26] I don't believe you'll see pressure from the United States
[00:14:29] in that regard, but Bosnians can sit down at
[00:14:33] the table at any time of day or night to negotiate
[00:14:37] their constitutional
[00:14:38] framework.
[00:14:42] I'm less committed to Dayton than Adnan. I think Dayton is
[00:14:45] part of our problem, because it did create
[00:14:49] the Republic of Srpska.
[00:14:52] And not only was that done by Dayton, but it also gave
[00:14:56] ethnic vetoes, it actually made it impossible for
[00:15:00] politicians, those who
[00:15:03] are not ethnically oriented, to take
[00:15:07] up any office, to get any important position in that country, in
[00:15:11] my opinion. Of course, Bosnians can
[00:15:14] negotiate their constitution.
[00:15:17] A lot was achieved in 2006 with the April
[00:15:20] Package. I think the April Package was quite
[00:15:23] good. I never thought Haris
[00:15:27] Silajdžić would be against
[00:15:29] it,
[00:15:32] and one thing was very important, it had an EU
[00:15:36] clause. That clause actually said,
[00:15:40] everything that needs to be done to negotiate
[00:15:43] pregovaralo,
[00:15:47] on the legal acquis of the European Union, everything that needs to be done
[00:15:50] in that direction, should be done at the level
[00:15:54] of the Sarajevo government, what you call the state
[00:15:58] government, we call the federal government, so it must be done at
[00:16:02] that level, everything
[00:16:05] lower levels. "I have notoriously advocated
[00:16:09] the abolition of entities, which are
[00:16:12] a remnant, actually a legacy
[00:16:15] of the warring parties. I think it would be possible to govern
[00:16:19] very effectively without entities and without
[00:16:23] cantons, where there are only municipalities and a central
[00:16:26] government.
[00:16:29] And in this way, Croats and Serbs would
[00:16:32] also have great authority in municipalities
[00:16:35] where Serbs are the majority."
[00:16:38] They already have that to some extent, however,
[00:16:41] it has been somewhat disorganized due to the presence of entities and
[00:16:45] cantons, so I would urge serious Bosnians to
[00:16:48] consider the April
[00:16:51] Package, I think it could function
[00:16:53] today just as it seemed to function
[00:16:57] 20 years ago, so consider it, look at
[00:17:01] what proposals are contained in it, negotiate on
[00:17:05] that, but create a state
[00:17:08] that can negotiate to implement the European
[00:17:11] acquis to go in the right
[00:17:14] direction.
[00:17:15] Adnan,
[00:17:18] I mean, I completely agree with the professor and I
[00:17:22] am also someone who wants to see Bosnia and
[00:17:25] Herzegovina absolutely without entities, however,
[00:17:29] unfortunately the reality is what it is,
[00:17:32] I am afraid that within Bosnia and Herzegovina there is no
[00:17:36] consensus at this moment
[00:17:39] to achieve that, especially
[00:17:42] knowing not only the relations within Bosnia and
[00:17:45] Herzegovina, but also, of course,
[00:17:48] the influences coming from outside, from Belgrade
[00:17:51] and Zagreb, which are significant and
[00:17:55] also the interests of our neighbors are not
[00:17:58] exactly aligned with Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:18:02] being organized that way because it is seen as
[00:18:06] such. As a civic
[00:18:09] state where the majority
[00:18:12] peoples will have, the majority peoples will have this, yes, but
[00:18:16] there are no actions whatsoever to sit down, to discuss, to agree, there aren't,
[00:18:20] but instead, threats of
[00:18:23] secession and threats of a third entity,
[00:18:27] uh, I just mentioned the Minister of Defense, calling
[00:18:30] Dodik, to start secession, to activate
[00:18:34] the plan, he says there is a plan B for everything, uh,
[00:18:37] uh, would that, so, what the Minister of Defense is
[00:18:41] suggesting, actually, be a danger,
[00:18:45] uh, or perhaps strength in this
[00:18:47] time of, uh, Islamophobia, so,
[00:18:51] how would the world react to a military
[00:18:54] solution to, uh, the problem in Bosnia and
[00:18:57] Herzegovina? I think, I think at this
[00:19:01] moment it's completely out of place to discuss any military
[00:19:05] solution in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
[00:19:08] "A political, therefore, solution, the condition for that is for people to sit down and
[00:19:12] talk, to agree, but someone obviously needs
[00:19:14] to gather them all around it, so I think
[00:19:18] that the pro-Bosnian-Herzegovinian
[00:19:22] forces should take that initiative, look, if
[00:19:25] you are the most numerous, if you are the strongest, I am not talking
[00:19:28] only about Bosniaks here, I am talking about
[00:19:32] uh multi-ethnic parties, whatever that
[00:19:35] means, so that front..."
[00:19:37] is completely undefined, that front has no A4
[00:19:41] sheet of paper on which it agrees on five
[00:19:44] points, they
[00:19:47] must solve it within 24 hours and know
[00:19:51] what their agenda is, this is not a V points, what are those points
[00:19:54] Adnan, well, those five points are clear, the state of Bosnia
[00:19:58] and Herzegovina, sovereign and indivisible, territorial
[00:20:02] integrity, sovereignty and let's talk to those within Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:20:05] onima unutar Bosne i Hercegovine.
[00:20:07] on how to build that Bosnia and Herzegovina that
[00:20:11] will eliminate the frustrations of all of us within Bosnia and
[00:20:15] Herzegovina, or rather, you down there who live in it, and
[00:20:19] if it takes two years to discuss it, then
[00:20:22] it should be discussed for two years, but that must
[00:20:26] be done by people within Bosnia and Herzegovina and those people who
[00:20:29] have the greatest political power, and the greatest
[00:20:32] political power is precisely in this front, and what is happening
[00:20:36] with that front, that front is completely disunited, that
[00:20:39] front does not talk to each other, that front today
[00:20:43] attacks each other and conducts a pre-election political campaign
[00:20:46] in March, it's not even March in February, in the month
[00:20:50] for elections in October, the state
[00:20:53] is falling apart, so this is a call
[00:20:57] to those very forces, to muster the strength, to
[00:21:01] say that these are the ideas of esteemed
[00:21:04] professors from Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:21:06] gentlemen, create an all-Bosnian-Herzegovinian
[00:21:10] assembly tomorrow, define five points
[00:21:13] you agree on and stop talking about
[00:21:17] other things until the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:21:21] is put on the right track and moves in the right
[00:21:24] direction. Extend a hand to all those
[00:21:28] within Bosnia and Herzegovina who don't think so,
[00:21:31] because it is their country too. I have
[00:21:35] no other message. I have no other point, of course, I mean, sit down
[00:21:38] and talk to avoid this worst, God forbid,
[00:21:42] scenario, which would
[00:21:46] destroy not only the state, but also lives. As
[00:21:50] the professor said, sitting and talking for years
[00:21:54] is better than one day
[00:21:58] of war.
[00:22:01] Uh, Professor, do you want to add a short message
[00:22:02] for the end?
[00:22:07] A message, a message, to the people in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and above all
[00:22:11] to the political
[00:22:12] leaders,
[00:22:18] Bosnians often say that nothing has changed since the end
[00:22:21] of the war. I take that statement seriously,
[00:22:25] however, I don't think that nothing has changed, a lot
[00:22:29] has changed, Bosnians are much better off than during
[00:22:32] and immediately after the war, I can assure you that
[00:22:35] Sarajevo is once again vibrant,
[00:22:39] the whole country is in a much better state than it was
[00:22:42] during the war, what they mean, what they mean when
[00:22:46] they say nothing has changed, means they are just
[00:22:50] disappointed with the results
[00:22:53] after the war, I understand that disappointment, because
[00:22:57] the state has not strengthened as much as it should, politics is
[00:23:01] still organized along ethnic
[00:23:03] lines,
[00:23:05] still there is still a threat of secession coming from
[00:23:09] the Republic of Srpska, I am
[00:23:11] disappointed.
[00:23:14] However, don't always look, or rather, ask
[00:23:17] international factors to fix it. That will not
[00:23:20] succeed, Bosnians must do it
[00:23:22] themselves, and when they start
[00:23:26] doing it, then they will find a lot of support, but
[00:23:30] until they start doing it, they will always be
[00:23:32] disappointed. That's right, people, sit down as
[00:23:36] much as you understand each other, hate each other, don't
[00:23:39] respect each other, insult each other, which is on the
[00:23:43] scene, uh, currently,
[00:23:46] sit down, talk,
[00:23:48] agree. That is the only way, thank
[00:23:52] you gentlemen, thank you, dear viewers, the pressing is over, we'll see
[00:23:56] you next Wednesday, goodbye,
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[00:25:53] EUFOR's annual exercise, quick response. It will be held from
[00:25:56] August 22nd to September 3rd at multiple locations across
[00:26:00] Bosnia and Herzegovina.
[00:26:02] The exercise will test EUFOR's ability to quickly increase
[00:26:05] its presence and provide a safe and stable environment for
[00:26:09] all citizens of BiH with the support of the Armed Forces of BiH and
[00:26:13] law enforcement agencies. EUFOR
[00:26:16] forces will be reinforced by soldiers and aviation assets from
[00:26:19] a large number of countries. The aim of this exercise is to improve EUFOR's
[00:26:23] operational readiness and interoperability through complex training
[00:26:27] scenarios to demonstrate visibility,
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[00:26:34] parts of BiH. Rapid Response 2026,
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