SBB Vice President Admir Čavka, after yesterday's meeting of representatives of parties based in the Federation of B&H, with the aim of forming a third political bloc in smaller B&H entity of RS, said that SBB supports every conversation and agreement of pro-Bosnian forces that do not deny the state of B&H, ie the genocide committed in Srebrenica.

- I say that from the point of view of someone who lives in Banja Luka and spends his daily life with his family in the area of smaller Bosnia and Herzegovina entity. Regardless of all our problems and misfortunes that we face every day, the fact is that I live in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but in its part where Bosniaks are systematically endangered and discriminated against. In that sense, I think that the help of all those who want B&H is necessary and should have come to us much earlier - said Čavka.

In addition to the fact that he personally, as well as SBB, fully supports all types of agreements that will bring benefits to returnees, he points out that similar talks and agreements have unfortunately failed every time so far, when the elections end and the government is formed.

- SBB has unconditionally supported every pro-Bosnian gathering in the RS every time so far, not asking for any bits of power or position, but all in order to improve the catastrophic position of returnees. Unfortunately, every time so far such a mood of ours has been abused. We have a very fresh and painful example in Srebrenica. SBB absolutely supported the Coalition "My Address Srebrenica", even then not asking for any positions. But after the elections, without the consent and any knowledge of SBB, and even other parties, the Coalition formed a government with genocide deniers. I repeat that we were not interested in those seats, but such dishonest decisions and political adventures make us think and careful when it comes to future coalitions in RS - said Čavka.

Regardless of everything, he believes that all officials of pro-Bosnian parties should give an opportunity to agree and change the current approach to negotiations, all in order to be united in the 2022 elections and achieve a common goal, ie obtaining 70,000 votes of the pro-Bosnian forces, it was announced from SBB.