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[00:00:00] every political actor who came from
[00:00:03] Krajina who managed to fight for these
[00:00:06] projects, so it is a bit of both,
[00:00:10] I think we must finally understand that only by joint
[00:00:13] action from Krajina
[00:00:16] think that is a basis on we can be strong enough to demand, that is, to
[00:00:19] finally have enough understanding in Sarajevo, and then from
[00:00:24] local or just the government at Sarajevo to get what we deserve, so something
[00:00:26] that someone would give us as a gift, but what we truly deserve as
[00:00:30] citizens of this country, as someone who also
[00:00:33] pays taxes, excise duties and all other
[00:00:36] duties, among other things, that is, VAT,
[00:00:40] I am sure that a good part of that money that goes from
[00:00:43] Krajina to Sarajevo, I mean, I'm speaking figuratively now, so that
[00:00:47] no one misunderstands again, a good part of
[00:00:50] that money, unfortunately, does not return to Krajina, we
[00:00:54] are only asking for some of that money to be returned through these projects, and
[00:00:58] I think everyone would be satisfied then. Ultimately, I believe that these
[00:01:02] projects would then be fully realized. Mr.
[00:01:05] Sedić, thank you very much for being our guest today, for talking about
[00:01:09] these topics. Thank you, all the best, have a nice
[00:01:12] day. Lenin
[00:01:14] institutions are captured here, the Sedić, Mayor of Bihać, leader of the Pomak movement was
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[00:01:29] And how... our portal n1info.ba reports
[00:01:32] at this moment, today a Eufor helicopter crashed near
[00:01:36] Brčko, there are casualties, among them
[00:01:39] no civilians, uh, at least that's what the information
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[00:01:50] Here's what that news looks like, at this moment, so the first
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[00:02:00] Brčko, a helicopter with two propellers crashed, there are
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[00:04:49] Džena, Lejla, Esma, Adem, Dženis and
[00:04:53] Benjamin.
[00:05:06] The reason I resigned is known to you and
[00:05:09] the public.
[00:05:13] "one dead, no one guilty, people remember the system
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[00:05:32] you can take everything from me, but not my dignity
[00:05:34] long ago,
[00:05:37] this people can no longer
[00:05:39] suffer."
[00:05:49] they have their armchairs which are obviously comfortable, meaning
[00:05:52] they, they humiliated us,
[00:06:06] our next guest in recent days has been in the public's focus due to his sharp
[00:06:10] views on the government in Republika Srpska. which after political changes in
[00:06:13] Serbia, but also the attitude of Banja Luka towards Belgrade and the
[00:06:16] possibilities of post-election gathering
[00:06:19] of the opposition on this side of the Drina, President of the PDP of Republika
[00:06:22] Srpska, old new MP in the National Assembly of Republika Srpska,
[00:06:26] former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Igor Crnadak with
[00:06:29] us, Mr. Crnadak, good evening first
[00:06:31] of all, good evening, greetings to you, greetings
[00:06:35] to the viewers of your television. We will talk
[00:06:37] about developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but let's start with what is perhaps
[00:06:41] most important these days list won the elections
[00:06:45] in Serbia, uh, what in your opinion will be the first
[00:06:49] concrete consequences of these changes for Republika
[00:06:52] Srpska?
[00:06:56] It's too early to say, I can only say that the first
[00:06:59] things I hear, I see, are
[00:07:02] encouraging, so there was a big
[00:07:05] , there was a big uh
[00:07:09] dilemma, there was some kind of fear, even an attempt was made
[00:07:12] to drag us into the idea structure would give up on Republika
[00:07:16] Srpska, that it would simply put it somewhere as
[00:07:20] the last hole they played on, but what we heard is
[00:07:23] that Serbia remains with Republika Srpska, that when it comes to
[00:07:27] the Dayton Agreement, its constitutional and legal competencies
[00:07:30] and everything that makes
[00:07:33] it actually Republika Srpska will continue
[00:07:37] to stand by us, that cooperation will intensify in
[00:07:41] accordance with the Constitution. laws and the agreement on special ties
[00:07:45] in practically all segments, so
[00:07:48] I think that is a very important, a very important stance at
[00:07:51] the beginning, the second thing that for me is
[00:07:55] really, I was extremely happy to hear it,
[00:07:58] uh, I think, for example, that when it comes to the victory of the student list itself,
[00:08:02] the only person not only in Republika Srpska but also in Bosnia and
[00:08:05] Herzegovina who has the right to fully say that it is his
[00:08:09] victory, who participated in it.
[00:08:13] participated entirely, very directly involved, that is, that is
[00:08:16] Nebojša Vukanović, I think that
[00:08:18] part of the glory, if I may say so, as
[00:08:22] someone who has been advocating that
[00:08:25] story for months, he should have it, but also I
[00:08:29] want to say that there is a
[00:08:32] quite large circle of people
[00:08:35] uh voters, if you will, after
[00:08:38] all, and people in politics who have
[00:08:42] ideas who advocate, fight for years precisely
[00:08:46] for those things that the student list is talking about today,
[00:08:49] that is what is encouraging to me, so in the first statement
[00:08:53] Mr. Serdanović, the list leader, when asked
[00:08:56] about Banja Luka, Sarajevo, the region, he
[00:08:59] said one sentence that I really think
[00:09:03] is extremely important, he said: "We will seek, of course,
[00:09:06] besides the first part which I already explained regarding Republika Srpska,
[00:09:10] after that he said we will seek regional partners
[00:09:14] uh, therefore, how much alignment
[00:09:18] with our fundamental social values
[00:09:21] we have, he cited as the main
[00:09:24] elements the rule of law,
[00:09:28] equality of all before the law, freedom of the media, attitude towards
[00:09:32] corruption, and I think that is something that anyone who is
[00:09:35] well-intentioned in this country should accept and
[00:09:38] label as optimistic and something that is in
[00:09:41] very very positive, yes, Milorad Dodik
[00:09:45] was among the first from Republika Srpska to congratulate the students on
[00:09:48] their victory, how do you view that, first of all, in
[00:09:52] the context of Dodik's participation in the SNS
[00:09:55] campaign and even the harsh words expressed in
[00:09:58] Belgrade media a few days before
[00:10:02] the elections precisely against that same student
[00:10:04] list.
[00:10:07] Well, I've talked about it many times, I wouldn't want to repeat it too much,
[00:10:10] and I myself was sometimes
[00:10:13] we saw and many many others
[00:10:16] his arrogant
[00:10:19] behavior, completely inappropriate
[00:10:23] behavior. We are talking about a person who
[00:10:26] has no, no at all some, shall we say,
[00:10:29] vertical value, he has no, I have a feeling that
[00:10:32] there is nothing that he could be ashamed of, so
[00:10:36] it was not a problem for him to congratulate the students while he was still,
[00:10:39] it seems, at the SNS headquarters, so
[00:10:42] that is, that is simply a phenomenon and I would not spend
[00:10:45] many words on him, what is, uh, what
[00:10:49] is interesting is that now we will see how things will
[00:10:52] develop between Serbia and us, because
[00:10:56] here now there is a serious danger that Republika Srpska will
[00:10:59] precisely endanger those relations, which would not be good at
[00:11:02] all, uh, we will see if people
[00:11:06] from Republika Srpska, that is, from the leadership
[00:11:10] of this SNSD coalition, whether they heard, whether they understand the messages
[00:11:13] from the other side and we will see how they will enter this
[00:11:17] process of forming the government,
[00:11:20] because we had not only harsh
[00:11:23] words from Dodik towards students, but many many others
[00:11:27] and we will see who will be at the head of parliament, we will see
[00:11:30] who will be ministers in the government, I sincerely hope
[00:11:34] that SNSD will not drag us into conflict with
[00:11:38] the new authorities in Serbia, that they will not go into
[00:11:41] such adventures and such
[00:11:44] ill-considered things as it would be, for example, to appoint
[00:11:48] people to important positions who were until yesterday slandering
[00:11:51] the student list, but we will see, that is... That is
[00:11:55] all, that is all up to them, I think that
[00:11:59] it would be good if all those who spoke ill
[00:12:02] of the student list and their
[00:12:05] representatives, these days, apologize as soon
[00:12:08] as possible, repent,
[00:12:11] uh, simply not be an obstacle
[00:12:14] to establishing even better relations between Republika Srpska
[00:12:18] and Serbia, that will not be possible if
[00:12:22] people who were the most disgusting attacks
[00:12:25] went against students, will now insist on being in
[00:12:28] some important functions in Republika Srpska, if they wish well
[00:12:32] to their people, if they wish well to Republika
[00:12:34] Srpska, uh, that ruling coalition, those people who
[00:12:38] were the most aggressive will be pushed aside. As
[00:12:41] someone with long-standing political experience, I want to ask you,
[00:12:45] can the wave of student revolt spread to the surrounding
[00:12:49] areas, here specifically to Republika Srpska, or what we
[00:12:52] have been watching for the last two years in Serbia, "which ultimately
[00:12:56] resulted in that change of power, uh, the ousting
[00:13:00] of Aleksandar Vučić related only to that area and that momentum
[00:13:03] that happened there,
[00:13:07] of course it can, but it's not simple, first, uh,
[00:13:11] let's not forget, the student list and this
[00:13:15] magnificent triumph
[00:13:18] did not happen at the beginning of the campaign, it is something that has been going on for
[00:13:21] two years, so you have a
[00:13:25] serious group, these are thousands and thousands of young people
[00:13:29] who rose up, who said
[00:13:32] enough, who started to crisscross
[00:13:36] the Republic of Serbia
[00:13:39] lengthwise and crosswise from Vranje to
[00:13:41] Subotica, with various performances, various
[00:13:45] events, gatherings, big
[00:13:48] big events, like the one on March 15th,
[00:13:52] traveling to Strasbourg, to Brussels, attracting
[00:13:55] attention in various ways, motivating people,
[00:13:58] mobilizing people, various actions, so all that
[00:14:02] lasted two years, then the result of that was such
[00:14:04] a student list, so
[00:14:07] it can be done in that way, for it to
[00:14:11] just fall from the sky and just because it happened in Serbia, it happens here
[00:14:15] too, that unfortunately doesn't work that way, it can't,
[00:14:19] but what is really encouraging for
[00:14:22] me is what I... "sincerely
[00:14:25] believe, it can be seen and felt and
[00:14:29] heard, that that kind of
[00:14:32] change, when it comes to topics like
[00:14:35] justice, freedom, the desire for those who stole from
[00:14:38] the people to be held accountable, the desire for those who were
[00:14:42] arrogant, who mistreated their subordinates,
[00:14:45] who abused power,
[00:14:47] to be held accountable, you have that here too, you definitely have
[00:14:51] that here too, and I expect that..."
[00:14:55] uh, that domino effect will happen, it will surely happen, it's only a matter of
[00:14:59] time and manner, but I wouldn't
[00:15:01] go further into that at this moment,
[00:15:05] because I am convinced, it is felt
[00:15:09] that after this revelation in the previous
[00:15:12] period in Republika Srpska where we saw that
[00:15:15] simply uh, you didn't have a clear
[00:15:19] picture of who was in power and what was the alternative, I won't
[00:15:23] use the word opposition anymore. "I think that is now slowly
[00:15:26] crystallizing, that from that one
[00:15:29] political swamp in Republika Srpska will emerge
[00:15:32] an articulated force that will
[00:15:35] be an initiative that will finally
[00:15:39] remove the SNSD regime, yes, but young people came out,
[00:15:42] and not just young people, there were people
[00:15:46] of various ages on Sunday evening on the streets of
[00:15:49] Banja Luka, some said Mile, you are
[00:15:52] next, uh, you said Banja Luka is
[00:15:55] next, when you say Banja Luka, who do you mean specifically, whether the
[00:16:01] the level of Republika
[00:16:02] Srpska?
[00:16:05] Well, I was at that... at that celebration, of course,
[00:16:08] and yes, it was one of the most frequent
[00:16:11] chants, Mile, you are next, I
[00:16:14] think people have shown that somehow
[00:16:17] they feel that after all those events
[00:16:21] that happened since August 30th
[00:16:24] and the departure of Mile Đukanović, through, well, this
[00:16:28] latest departure of
[00:16:31] Orban and the fall of the government in Serbia, they somehow
[00:16:34] feel that this one, uh...
[00:16:37] uh autocracy that we have here
[00:16:41] actually is the longest-lasting, because it, it, it's
[00:16:45] been 20 years, it must
[00:16:48] end, because people, the way
[00:16:51] way that, uh, for example,
[00:16:54] public RTV service, uh, sows
[00:16:58] hatred, the way it is a factory of lies, the way
[00:17:01] it is, uh, a cancerous tissue in Republika
[00:17:05] Srpska, that is, that is unsustainable. It simply cannot be sustained, these are things that
[00:17:09] must be stopped, and you can see that people
[00:17:12] are expecting it to happen,
[00:17:15] it's just a matter of when and how.
[00:17:18] For example, I believe that positive
[00:17:22] effects will come from Serbia because
[00:17:25] uh, on those value bases they are talking about now,
[00:17:28] if they continue like that, that will be something that
[00:17:32] will have to spread here, because simply they will not have
[00:17:35] interlocutors, can you imagine
[00:17:38] what they could talk about today, for example,
[00:17:41] this new victorious student list
[00:17:44] with the government in Banja Luka, I don't see a single
[00:17:48] common topic that they have except the Dayton
[00:17:51] Agreement and the need to protect Republika Srpska
[00:17:55] in that Dayton sense, everything else concerning the functioning
[00:17:59] of institutions, uh, issues of freedom, issues
[00:18:02] of justice, issues of legality,
[00:18:05] issues of corruption. "There are no common topics there,
[00:18:09] so, uh, simply that context will
[00:18:12] create, I'm sure, conditions for changes here as
[00:18:15] well, yes, but you say when and how, that is the question
[00:18:19] that will certainly arise by itself, even if some revolt
[00:18:22] and wave of dissatisfaction occur,
[00:18:26] there are two years until local, four years until general
[00:18:29] elections, would such a revolt actually be a shot in
[00:18:33] the dark?
[00:18:35] We'll see, I don't want to say anything in advance, I know some things,
[00:18:39] I wouldn't want to disclose them so as not to jeopardize what follows,
[00:18:43] on the other hand, we must also consider
[00:18:47] the possibility of having early elections, because to be
[00:18:51] honest, I have, I have received support from the citizens of Republika
[00:18:55] Srpska for the third time in a row to be a member of the National Assembly, and
[00:18:58] I am ready tomorrow to return my mandate if
[00:19:02] we go to new elections, I think that, for example,
[00:19:06] realistically speaking now... when you see how much influence Serbia
[00:19:09] had on the elections in Republika
[00:19:12] Srpska, how much all the ruling parties
[00:19:16] were directly connected there, all the ruling parties
[00:19:20] had their patrons in in
[00:19:25] it happened that the opposition had two candidates for
[00:19:29] the presidency, how it happened that Branko Vlanuša was
[00:19:33] completely discredited until the election
[00:19:36] day, I think, when everything is considered, that it would now
[00:19:40] be fairest for the new president of the Republic, when
[00:19:44] he takes office, to dissolve the National Assembly
[00:19:47] and call new elections, or rather, announce new elections,
[00:19:51] but I don't believe that the government is ready for that, it is possible
[00:19:55] that a kind of pressure, a serious
[00:19:58] pressure to liberate our
[00:20:02] institutions, for us to breathe again, that this might create
[00:20:05] the conditions for that, so we will see, I wouldn't be
[00:20:09] too sure that we will wait four
[00:20:13] years for changes here, and local elections will proceed at their own
[00:20:16] pace, and you could already
[00:20:20] see, uh, well, I won't go into that either, so as not to
[00:20:24] spoil some conversations that are already ongoing, I won't
[00:20:27] reveal too much there, but you already saw
[00:20:30] the results in Banja Luka hinted that there is a
[00:20:34] very strong core there, a serious... serious
[00:20:38] uh, structure that can be
[00:20:41] precisely that, that one change, a value change,
[00:20:45] to change the philosophy of governance, to change the way
[00:20:48] of thinking about it. Uh, that actually you don't
[00:20:52] govern in a way that brings benefit to yourself, but you are,
[00:20:55] if you want to do good for your people, a kind of
[00:20:59] servant to people, and I, I feel
[00:21:03] that, I am convinced, that is my personal opinion now, that things in Republika
[00:21:07] Srpska will go in that direction, in that way, but we will see,
[00:21:10] I think we shouldn't, as our people say, jump the gun,
[00:21:14] a big change happened, a huge change, and we need to give some
[00:21:18] time for time. The events that will follow will do
[00:21:21] their part, yes, but for any change, a united
[00:21:25] opposition is necessary, you say you expect opposition members from Republika
[00:21:28] Srpska to say who is truly ready for
[00:21:31] changes, did you get an answer to this question relatively
[00:21:34] recently, say less than a month ago when there were
[00:21:38] elections in Republika Srpska, we saw how unfortunately the opposition
[00:21:41] performed,
[00:21:44] the opposition is mostly to blame for such a result, even though the
[00:21:48] government had... enormous amounts of dirty money, even though
[00:21:52] the pressures on employees in the public sector were unprecedented and
[00:21:55] terrifying, but the greatest responsibility still lies with the opposition, I said
[00:21:59] that before and I am saying it now, how will the
[00:22:02] restart look like, it will go in two phases in my opinion, one phase is to
[00:22:06] first see who is the opposition at all, and
[00:22:09] the second phase, those who are the opposition, or rather I would rather
[00:22:12] use the term alternative, because
[00:22:15] opposition can be someone who wants to remove the government to do the same thing the
[00:22:19] government does. And those can be opposition, but
[00:22:23] we should use the term alternative, because that
[00:22:26] indicates, uh, that you are committed to the values
[00:22:29] that are, actually, the values that the student list speaks
[00:22:33] of, that in that way you want to
[00:22:36] change the way of governing in Republika Srpska, that is
[00:22:40] it, because if you have uh, if you have
[00:22:43] one of the key officials and
[00:22:47] the main candidate.
[00:22:50] who sits with Milorad Dodik, makes agreements about
[00:22:54] money, about I don't know what else,
[00:22:57] how can you, how can you simply, how do you expect
[00:23:00] to build some serious, compact, opposition and
[00:23:03] alternative story with such people, if you have another
[00:23:07] official who in the middle
[00:23:11] of Banja Luka, in the middle of the campaign 15 days before the election
[00:23:14] has lunch with Igor Dodik, what kind of a
[00:23:17] message is that, so we must... We will see how the
[00:23:21] voting for the
[00:23:24] House of Peoples will go, and we will see how the formation of government
[00:23:27] in Sarajevo in Banja Luka will go, I think that after all that we will have a clear
[00:23:31] picture of who is actually the core of that alternative,
[00:23:34] based on which people and
[00:23:37] which policies will gather, let's
[00:23:41] say, that alternative for Republika Srpska? Yes, since you are already
[00:23:45] mentioning the formation of government, Milorad Dodik offered the opposition from Republika
[00:23:50] level of Bosnia and Herzegovina, from
[00:23:54] certain opposition structures, uh,
[00:23:57] they view that offer positively, what is your opinion on all
[00:24:01] that?
[00:24:04] Well, you know my opinion, I will repeat it once more, both I personally
[00:24:08] and the PDP of Republika Srpska, uh, will certainly
[00:24:11] not participate in such things, if
[00:24:15] anything has shown us what
[00:24:18] happened in Serbia.
[00:24:20] "then it is that finally everyone here should understand, with the
[00:24:24] regime you can only pursue a policy of either us or
[00:24:27] them, if you do not draw a big, big
[00:24:30] line, uh, there are no
[00:24:33] changes, you can't, it was seen, you can't on
[00:24:36] the principle of cooperation, joint plans, joint
[00:24:40] projects, joint embraces with the regime, which has
[00:24:44] already been here for 20
[00:24:46] years, deeply rooted in all institutions".
[00:24:50] possible, there are no negotiations, so, uh, that is
[00:24:53] something that is, I hope now, I
[00:24:57] hope it is clear to everyone now, and that is
[00:25:00] why it is very important that
[00:25:03] such a line is drawn that on that
[00:25:07] clear division which is not artificial, we
[00:25:10] know exactly everything we are
[00:25:13] talking about when it comes to the functioning
[00:25:17] of the system, when... "when it comes to an
[00:25:21] incredible corruption, an incredible
[00:25:24] occupation, party domination over
[00:25:27] institutions, that it is something that can no longer be endured, something that
[00:25:31] must change, so uh
[00:25:34] it is primarily important that
[00:25:37] the people who will act, who
[00:25:40] will need to lead that process of change,
[00:25:44] regardless of whether they are people you already
[00:25:48] know who are already whether there will be some completely new people, I
[00:25:52] hope there will be as many as possible, but that they
[00:25:55] repeat exactly the same
[00:25:58] story, it's a story about governing through institutions,
[00:26:01] it's a story... about the need
[00:26:04] to stop corruption, it's a story about
[00:26:07] the money that until now has gone into hundreds of millions
[00:26:11] against corruption, be used to improve the living
[00:26:15] standard of all citizens, I
[00:26:19] which we should work and finally I want to
[00:26:22] ask you one more thing, in the UN Security Council
[00:26:26] which
[00:26:29] contains a series of criticisms against the authorities in Republika
[00:26:32] Srpska, do you think that lobbying in Washington will succeed
[00:26:35] in amortizing the messages of Luis
[00:26:37] Krišuk?
[00:26:41] I'm not really an optimist, it made more sense to me that if they already had some
[00:26:45] influence, they would have done it by now but here you see two
[00:26:48] days, two full days they
[00:26:51] are silent. Isn't it illogical
[00:26:55] that the report written by an
[00:26:59] American
[00:27:01] and sent to the Security Council is the worst report for
[00:27:05] Republika Srpska in history,
[00:27:07] we know that in previous years tens of millions
[00:27:11] of citizens of
[00:27:14] Republika Srpska went to Washington and
[00:27:16] it would be logical for them to tell us
[00:27:20] why such negative effects of their lobbying, because according to
[00:27:24] what we see, it is clear that they
[00:27:28] spent that money on themselves, on a small
[00:27:31] number of their officials, family members and
[00:27:33] associates, that they only thought about how to do something
[00:27:37] good for themselves, here I ask you, have you
[00:27:41] noticed, has anyone noticed about the annulment of HR decisions regarding
[00:27:44] perhaps additional
[00:27:47] independence, regarding the return of competencies that were
[00:27:51] once at the level of Republika Srpska and then moved to the level
[00:27:54] of BiH, do we have any single position
[00:27:57] of the American administration that
[00:28:01] is in favor of Republika Srpska, we don't,
[00:28:04] which means that those tens, some say hundreds of millions
[00:28:07] were used only to improve personal position
[00:28:11] of certain personal gain, marketing or some
[00:28:14] other for a small circle of people in Republika
[00:28:18] Srpska, so if they couldn't through their lobbying channels
[00:28:21] secure a better report from
[00:28:25] one of the main people from American diplomacy in Bosnia
[00:28:29] and Herzegovina who is currently leading the OHR then... it
[00:28:33] is illogical to expect that now that that report is already there, they will be able
[00:28:37] to do something to soften it, as
[00:28:40] you said, or to further
[00:28:42] improve it, Mr. Crnadak, thank you for your time
[00:28:46] today on live 11
[00:28:49] television, thank you, Igor
[00:28:52] Cenadak, president of the PDP of Republika Srpska was with us for the past 20 minutes,
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