The Federation (FBiH) entity Police Administration sent a request to the BiH Prosecutor's Office to question the ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the United Nations Office in Geneva, Bojan Vujic, who claimed in his presentation that Bosnia is "the most dangerous source of terrorism in Europe." Pročitaj više

The request states that they learned from the media that the BiH ambassador to the United Nations Office in Geneva, Bojan Vujic, addressed the 55th regular session of the Human Rights Council on March 12, 2024, in his capacity as the ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and presented claims that “Bosnia and Herzegovina is the most dangerous source of terrorism in Europe,” that “the influx of foreign jihadists is a serious terrorist threat from BiH”, that he attends the Council session as the ambassador of “a country that has been the most dangerous source of terrorism in Europe for more than three decades,” that “reports from the Italian intelligence services suggest that up to 20 Islamist terrorist groups are operating in BiH, today”, that “the perpetrators of many of the most terrible terrorist attacks in recent decades had significant ties to BiH” and so on.

“the Federation of BiH Ministry of the Interior (FUP) does not have any information that can confirm the truth of the statements of the Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bojan Vujic, which negatively affect the reputation of BiH and the credibility of the services of the security system of the country at the international level,” FUP stated.

They pointed out that “this Ministry does not have information on the existence and spread of terrorist groups in the entity of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is necessary to pay special attention to whether the BiH ambassador based his presentation based on knowledge about potential terrorist groups operating in the territory of the BiH entity of Republika Srpska, which can only be determined after an informative interview with him.

The FUP stressed everything from the above in order to determine whether the BiH Ambassador’s statements contain elements of the criminal offence of “Inciting ethnic, racial and religious hatred, discord and intolerance,” they concluded.