Zirojević: Rejected initiative for control hearing of Ivanovic, Dodik arrives to transfer work assignments from Moscow

AUTHOR: M.J.
Social Democrats (SD) MP and member of the Committee for International Relations and Emigrants Nikola Zirojević commented on the decision of the committee which today did not support the initiative for the control hearing of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Filip Ivanovic, on the occasion of the departure of Montenegrin officials to Banjaluk to celebrate the unconstitutional RS Day on January 9.
Zirojević said that the spirit of the RS with the flag that Andrija Mandić brought into the president's cabinet has already entered the Parliament, that it is an ongoing process, and that it is a picture of the "Europeanized" parliamentary majority and the "new European" Montenegro embodied in the current parliamentary majority.
He adds that he was surprised by the attitude of the country's president, Jakov Milatović, who refused to go to the celebration on January 9, saying that he respects the integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina, given that, as he said, at the time when he was the minister of economic development, Milatović got along quite well with Dodik and was in the background of the politics of the New Serbian Democracy.
Explaining the initiative, Zirojević said that this attitude of part of the government officials from Montenegro sent a very serious message that there has been a change in the foreign policy course of Montenegro, at least when it comes to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and that the line ministry and Minister Ivanović had to react. which did not happen.
In the end, Zirojević said that, after this behavior of some Montenegrin officials, Milorad Dodik would arrive in Montenegro directly from Moscow and Minsk to thank him, that is, to convey messages from Moscow and Minsk and to give work assignments on how to continue.
Apart from Zirojević, among the deputies present Nikola Janović (DPS) and Admir Adrović (BS) supported the initiative, Milun Zogović (DNP), Slaven Radunović (NSD), Nađa Laković and Gordan Stojović (PES) and Duško Stjepović (Democrats) voted against ), while Seid Hadžić, the former SPP representative on the PES list, abstained.