All constituents of the ruling majority are responsible because, due to their desire for seats, they enable the President of the Parliament of Montenegro Andrija Mandić to disrupt relations between neighbors and violate the law, said the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS).
"Under the congratulation of Andrija Mandić on the occasion of the unconstitutional marking of January 9 as the so-called Day of the Republic of Srpska, there are all the signatures of the constituents of the ruling majority, because precisely thanks to those political subjects and their desires for the seats, Mandić has the opportunity to provoke the citizens of Bosnia from the position of the President of the Parliament of Montenegro and Herzegovina, violates inter-neighborly relations and violates the law," reads the statement sent by the DPS to the media.
Yesterday, the European Union called for respect for the sovereignty of Bosnia and Herzegovina, its territorial integrity, the constitutional order and the decisions of the Constitutional Court, but this, according to the DPS, was more of an incentive for Mandić to do the opposite, and once again confirm his pro-European character.
"Mandić, who does not respect the Constitution of Montenegro or Montenegro, cannot be expected to respect Bosnia and Herzegovina, and this is a constant in his political activity. It's just that he is now doing it as a state official of Montenegro, and in this he is supported by the Prime Minister and a large part of parties of the ruling majority.
And as for those who are rhetorically distancing themselves from Mandić's actions today, they should know that as long as they form the ruling majority that he manages and manipulates, they share the responsibility for all his inactions," the DPS concluded.
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