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The Prime Minister of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Nermin Nikšič, has denied that the weapons used in the attack on the Kosovo police in Banjska were bought in Tuzla, calling those claims false and saying they cannot be supported by any evidence.
"I understand that Serbia in recent days has been exposed to great pressure from democratic states, but this does not mean that they can look for an alibi for their actions in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Serbia cannot claim responsibility from this side of the border for the supply of weapons, training of paramilitary formations and groups of Serbian citizens and local officials that caused the armed conflict in northern Kosovo.
"Serbia's intelligence services and its political leadership, unfortunately, have drawn up a plan to transfer part of the responsibility to Bosnia and Herzegovina for the terrorist attack in the neighboring country. Given the political situation in our country, they probably estimated that there will not be adequate, quick and accurate reactions based on facts. They underestimated us again" , said Nikšič.
He stated that the weapons found by the Kosovo police were not produced in Bosnia and Herzegovina and that the Kosovo Police publicly highlighted the serial numbers of mortar shells and other types of ammunition that were produced in Serbian factories in Sloboda, Krushik.
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