Speaking at a press conference in Zagreb, Djapic also expressed his dissatisfaction with Croatia's EU membership strategy, saying that the government "has put all of its eggs in one basket" by focusing all its efforts on tracking down General Ante Gotovina, who is wanted by the UN war crimes tribunal in The Hague.
"If Gotovina is not found, the government seems to have reconciled itself to the fact that the EU entry talks will not start," Djapic said, adding that the government should instead take cooperation with the Hague tribunal from the political back to the legal level.
He criticised the government for allowing the issue of cooperation with the Hague tribunal to be reduced to the arrest and transfer of the fugitive general.
"The government must now pray to God for Gotovina to show up and must also curry favour with (Chief Prosecutor) Carla del Ponte, who has usurped the powers of the Hague tribunal and put together indictments against Croatia based on forged documents," the HSP leader said.
Commenting on the formation of a Croatian Serb government in exile last Saturday, Djapic said that the Croatian Foreign Ministry should send a protest note to Belgrade.