Minister: In Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is known which movements are terrorist, but they are silent

The Minister of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska, Dragan Lukač, said today that many influential politicians in BiH will not say by their real names who are the terrorists in BiH and who are those who commit criminal acts of terrorism.

"We know what these movements are, not only in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but in the whole world, terrorist, but unfortunately some politicians in Bosnia and Herzegovina do not call things by their right name," Lukač told reporters in Banja Luka, Nezavisnih Novina reported.

He emphasized that the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska considers the Wahhabi movement a danger to BiH, and added that their ideology sows evil everywhere, as can be seen from various information coming from the world, as well as that the members of that movement themselves "advertise their ideology evil".

Lukač pointed out that it is time for all politicians to wake up and to mark those who prepare terrorist acts in which innocent people are killed in any place and at any time without any selection and in all possible ways. He stated that in Bosnia and Herzegovina, on the basis of terrorist attacks, it can already tell who these terrorists are, as well as who are potential terrorists.

"The coordination between all the security structures in Bosnia and Herzegovina should be better. The strike group is on paper and the operational group is on paper. That strike group, I don't know who gave it that name, is made up of ministers, while in my opinion the operative group is important, because the operatives are the ones who collect information from the field and work in the field," said Lukač.

He pointed out that the MUP Srpska did not have any information about the person who carried out the terrorist attack in Rajlovac, nor did they receive any information about him from any security agency. "After the first information, I immediately knew it was terrorism, because if someone enters a facility and kills people at random, that cannot be anything other than terrorism," Lukač pointed out.

Speaking about the level of security, he said that nothing was the same after Zvornik, and stated that after Rajlovac, dispatches with instructions were sent to the police.

"Our police have long weapons in their facilities and in their cars with the authority to use them to protect people's lives or their property from attacks," emphasized Lukač.