SARAJEVO, 25 Sept (Hina) - Wednesday night's terrorist attack, which happened at 1.30 am in Tomislavgrad and which damaged the buildings of the local Islamic religious community, is another attack which undoubtedly points to the fact
that the recent attacks are not individual cases of violence, but the most severe form of violence, which has one clear political goal - to destabilise the peace in Bosnia-Herzegovina, which has been achieved with great difficulty, said a statement from the office of the Bosnian Presidency member Kresimir Zubak.
SARAJEVO, 25 Sept (Hina) - Wednesday night's terrorist attack,
which happened at 1.30 am in Tomislavgrad and which damaged the
buildings of the local Islamic religious community, is another
attack which undoubtedly points to the fact that the recent
attacks are not individual cases of violence, but the most severe
form of violence, which has one clear political goal - to
destabilise the peace in Bosnia-Herzegovina, which has been
achieved with great difficulty, said a statement from the office
of the Bosnian Presidency member Kresimir Zubak. #L#
I most strongly condemn yesterday's terrorist act, Zubak
said, calling on the international community to provide anti-
terrorist experts and help the existing police forces in their
efforts to prevent terrorism before terrorist acts become more
frequent.
The President of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) in
Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bozo Rajic, condemned this morning's
terrorist act, which damaged one building of the Islamic
religious community and a part of the mosque.
"I am disappointed and embittered because the violence is
continuing in the Federation," said Rajic.
The Croatian Embassy in Sarajevo most strongly condemned
the terrorist act and it expected that the perpetrators would be
discovered as soon as possible and punished adequately, a
statement from the Embassy said.
Terrorist acts, regardless of who their targets in Bosnia-
Herzegovina are, are calculated actions directed against the
peace process and implementation of the Washington and Dayton
agreements, and they deserve nothing but the strongest
condemnation, said the Embassy's statement.
The Federation Vice President Ejup Ganic on Thursday
visited Tomislavgrad and the site of last night's explosion.
"This act is directed against peace, against all peoples
who live here, it is against the Federation," Ganic said, adding
that terrorists must be stopped.
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