Izvor: Telegraf.rs, 23.Sep.2016, 16:39 (ažurirano 02.Apr.2020.)
MIROSLAV’S STATUS ROSE BALKAN ON FEET: War agitates, you killed me and took everything, but my son won’t bleed for your ideals! (PHOTO)
The statement of the retired general of the RBiH army Sefer Halilovic about "disappearance of Republika Srpska if there comes the "unwrapping" of Dayton agreement and new conflict", caused numerous reactions in the region. Politicians and leaders of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Serbia and Croatia commented and criticized these statements, while people on social networks published their opinions.
Among them is Miroslav Cerek who published his status on the war threats in Republika Srpska.
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- Dear politicians... war agitators, on the first picture there is me around 17-18 years old. You took my youth, health... You killed everything in me but not the heart... you took everything for your ideals to make you feel better... so you can rob everything... On the other picture is my son 17-18 years old... Well my dear, you cant have him, I planted love in him, peace and I made a man out of him... - started his statement Cerek on his status on Facebook.
This status has been shared more than 1.400 times, and other users commented and supported his statement and call on peace, just as he pointed in his work for his son and looking back on the past, present and the future in this areas, as well on the consequences and the scars of war.
- I won't let you have him for your ideals, your kids... to rob again... I won't give him to shoot on him, to make him go in trenches on rain, sun, snow... to wound him, to bleed for your ideals... - written in the post published on the Cerek profile.
Let us recall, general and Chief of Air Staff of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina Sefer Halilovic threatened disappearance of Republika Srpska if the referendum in the RS takes place, as he claims, it will mean "unbundling" of the Dayton Peace Agreement and the entry into force of the Constitution of BiH.
(Telegraf.co.uk)
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