u pravu si,Hadzi Lojo wrote:Srecom forumske diskusije se nikada ne shvacaju ozbiljno a pogotovo tvoji komentari!PM72 wrote:Hadzi Lojo wrote:Ne dizu se tu tenzije, znamo kako su se 92 zajebavali a mi kao za rat trebaju dvoje i ostale zajebancije.
Rat nije nikad prestao, zato za domovinu BiH trebamo da budemo uvijek spremni.
govori u svoje ime ...
obećavam da ću mašalati svaki put kad koju kotu zauzmete...allah vas nagradio 
Koliko ja znam, oni su osnovani u Nisu i vec dosta godina su zapravo predmet sprdnje cak i radikalnijih Srba.PM72 wrote:Iz iskustva znam da od nabildanih,istetoviranih i izbrijanih nema ni borca ni ratnika.To su kokošari.Jaki u čoporu a jedna kašikara je dovoljna da ih rastjera.Prema tome,ne dižite tenzije i nemojte im pridavati značaj.
Ama kotu bolan...prsti mi obakljavili od aplauzaPM72 wrote:jel kotu ili kozu?
Propali kriminalci kojima je jedini izvor prihoda obezbeđenje i prodaja majica te nazovi casti.dječak sa šibicama wrote:
Koliko ja znam, oni su osnovani u Nisu i vec dosta godina su zapravo predmet sprdnje cak i radikalnijih Srba.
Zbog tog svog imidza, izgledaju pomalo gejOvski.
Susnici su oca ubili upravo ovakvi sokolovi jer je istrazivao ratne zlocine iz vlastitih redova.ettakoto wrote:Šušnica i ljudi poput njega bi i rodjenu majku zavadili s mužem. A u slučaju belaja bili hiljadama kilometara daleko od njega.
Naravno da je ruski uticaj danas veći jer je Rusija daleko jača nego što je bila devedesetih u posttranzicijskom periodu. Ali ovi epovi o nekakvim formacijama, grupisanjima i napadima su ono baš science fiction.
One glavonje su meni se cini vise za Dodinu lokalnu upotrebu. Dodo ako sleti sa vlasti, njegovi ce mu se krvi napiti a noz u ledja ce dobiti od prvih saradnika. Oni su tu da nedaj bozeYoung Erotica wrote:Propali kriminalci kojima je jedini izvor prihoda obezbeđenje i prodaja majica te nazovi casti.dječak sa šibicama wrote:
Koliko ja znam, oni su osnovani u Nisu i vec dosta godina su zapravo predmet sprdnje cak i radikalnijih Srba.
Zbog tog svog imidza, izgledaju pomalo gejOvski.
. Pa nisu vicni fizičkim okršajima,pokušavali su na raznim tribinama pa su oterani sa pola gasa.detroit-mercy wrote: One glavonje su meni se cini vise za Dodinu lokalnu upotrebu. Dodo ako sleti sa vlasti, njegovi ce mu se krvi napiti a noz u ledja ce dobiti od prvih saradnika. Oni su tu da nedaj boze
Zasad je tako ali lako se prekvalifikuju.detroit-mercy wrote:One glavonje su meni se cini vise za Dodinu lokalnu upotrebu. Dodo ako sleti sa vlasti, njegovi ce mu se krvi napiti a noz u ledja ce dobiti od prvih saradnika. Oni su tu da nedaj bozeYoung Erotica wrote:Propali kriminalci kojima je jedini izvor prihoda obezbeđenje i prodaja majica te nazovi casti.dječak sa šibicama wrote:
Koliko ja znam, oni su osnovani u Nisu i vec dosta godina su zapravo predmet sprdnje cak i radikalnijih Srba.
Zbog tog svog imidza, izgledaju pomalo gejOvski.
Arms shipment to Bosnian Serbs stokes EU fears
Purchase of 2,500 automatic rifles raises concerns about Russia’s influence in region
The purchase of thousands of new guns by the Bosnian Serb police has raised concerns over the intentions of the separatist-led regional government and deepening Russian influence in a divided and economically depressed nation.
A shipment of 2,500 automatic rifles from Serbia is due to arrive in the Serb-run half of Bosnia in March, weeks before the scheduled opening of a new training centre where Russian advisers are expected to play a role.
The weapons are arriving at a time when Bosnia’s long-term stability is in doubt. The Dayton peace agreement ended the Bosnian conflict just over 22 years ago, dividing the country into two semi-autonomous parts: the Republika Srpska (RS) and a Muslim-Croat Federation. The deal stopped the killing but created a system that rewarded ethnically based politics. Nationalist parties have a tight grip on power in their separate fiefdoms, corruption is rife, and the country has the highest official rate of youth unemployment in the world.
Earlier this month, the European commission unveiled a new strategy for the region, offering a “merit-based” path to EU membership, but left it unclear how Bosnia can overcome its deep structural problems.
Serb civil society activists, the central Bosnian government in Sarajevo and western diplomats believe that a new heavily armed police unit will be used by the Bosnian Serb separatist leader, Milorad Dodik, to entrench his position and intimidate opponents ahead of elections in October.
In the longer term they fear that the force could be used to further Dodik’s aims of independence, at the risk of a new war in the region.
Russia, which sees Dodik as a bulwark against Bosnian membership of Nato, has shown strong backing for the Serb separatist, who has met Vladimir Putin at least six times since 2014.
On Monday, Dodik confirmed the arms purchase, which was first reported by the Sarajevo-based news site Žurnal, and he said he would take further steps to arm the police for “the fight against terrorism”. “It is an entirely legitimate action and we have nothing to hide,” Dodik said. “For 20 years we didn’t have the right to equip the police, now we have decided to do it.”
The international community’s high representative in Bosnia, Valentin Inzko, expressed concern about the shipment. “I would like the country to have as few weapons as possible. If one side gets these types of weapons then the other side will want them too,” he said.
Diplomats in Sarajevo said that the federal police had also bought a few hundred long-barrelled weapons recently, but the bulk of police in the cantons with the federation wore only sidearms.
Inzko said the police in his native Austria only had 400 long-barrelled guns across the whole country. “Normal police do not need them,” he said.
The Serb leader was speaking on the day he laid a wreath at a memorial to Russia’s late UN ambassador, Vitaly Churkin, who two years ago vetoed a security council resolution that would have condemned the 1995 Srebrenica massacre as genocide.
Dodik has also cultivated relations with the Night Wolves, a Russian motorcycle club closely tied to Putin, which is under US sanctions for its paramilitary role in the Ukraine conflict.
“It is an organisation of angry muscle-men that the government is using to threaten and intimidate its own people,” said Aleksandar Trifunović, a Bosnian Serb journalist. “However, this time they go beyond the usual show. This time it feels dangerous.”
Serb officials arguing for a heavily armed police counter-terrorist force point to a 2015 attack on a RS police station in Zvornik by a 24-year-old returned Bosnian Muslim refugee. The attacker, Nerdin Ibrić, killed a Serb police officer and wounded two more before being shot dead. But his motives were unclear. Ibrić’s father was killed by Serb police in the first days of ethnic cleansing that began the war in 1992. But because he reportedly shouted “Allahu Akbar” it was deemed to be a terrorist attack.
The incident has since been used to justify a build-up in police strength. A sprawling $4m (£2.8m) counter-terrorism training centre is due to open in April at the site of a former army barracks at Zalužani outside Banja Luka.
In 2015, the RS interior minister, Dragan Lukač, signed a cooperation agreement with Moscow that envisaged Russian specialists providing counter-terrorist training in RS.
A Serb opposition activist, who did not wish to been named, claimed that Russian advisers had already arrived in the Banja Luka area and that both Zalužani and a planned new cargo terminal at the local airport would eventually be used as a Russian-run “humanitarian centre”.
A similar centre in Nis in Serbia is suspected by US authorities of providing a hub for Russian intelligence operations, such as an attempted coup in Montenegro in October 2016.
A western diplomat in Bosnia said there was “no hard evidence” so far that Russians were establishing a similar hub in Bosnia. “But we’re watching closely,” the diplomat added.
Kurt Bassuener, a Bosnia expert at the Democratisation Policy Council said that by drawing down a stabilisation force to just 600 troops and giving up on a post-war initiative to integrate Bosnia’s divided police forces, the EU had left a vacuum that Russia is likely to fill. “As long as the barriers to entry are non-existent, we are leaving the barn door open,” Bassuener said. “It’s a screaming policy failure we haven’t paid for yet.”
U onoj državi svaki milicioner imao je zaduženu dugu cijev.Na zapadu toga nema.Realno gledajući,tih 2500 cijevi ne sekira me nimalo.Maraschino wrote:Sada procitah da svaki policajac ima pravo na dugu cijev.
Ne radi se samo o tih 2500 cijevi, sto svakako nije malo ako je usmjereno protiv tebe, a jeste, vec o otvaranju "ruskog humanitarnog centra" gdje bi se, s Dodikovim "certifikatom", obucavali "humanitarci". Ovo ne moze na dobro, sve mirisi na "ukrajinski scenario".PM72 wrote:U onoj državi svaki milicioner imao je zaduženu dugu cijev.Na zapadu toga nema.Realno gledajući,tih 2500 cijevi ne sekira me nimalo.Maraschino wrote:Sada procitah da svaki policajac ima pravo na dugu cijev.
PM72 wrote:2500 pušaka bilo je u skoro svakoj kasarni JNA...i šta bi?
Ne mora biti ruski centar, ali će biti kasarna za specijalne jedinice MUP-a RS-a. Ko će ih obučavati i da li će ih obučavati baš u toj kasarni, to je druga priča.archi_a wrote:Kao sto sam i pisao daaaavno. Svaka cijev sa serijskim brojem ce biti uredno pregledana i utefterena od strane sluzbenika Bosne i Hercegovine, kao sto se morala cekati i dozvola Bosne i Hercegovine, za uvoz ovog broja pusaka.
Od ruskog centra u BLuci nema nista, nikad.
A volio bih da probaju ici u tom pravcu, volio bih da su se toliko zanijeli, ali nisu.
Druze, cudilo me je da odavno nemaju pravi centar za SAJ. Ima ga i federalna. Imaju ga i i Tuzli a u Zenici se pravi, jedan od najboljih u regionu. Na to po zakonu imaju pravo.horkesh wrote:Ne mora biti ruski centar, ali će biti kasarna za specijalne jedinice MUP-a RS-a. Ko će ih obučavati i da li će ih obučavati baš u toj kasarni, to je druga priča.archi_a wrote:Kao sto sam i pisao daaaavno. Svaka cijev sa serijskim brojem ce biti uredno pregledana i utefterena od strane sluzbenika Bosne i Hercegovine, kao sto se morala cekati i dozvola Bosne i Hercegovine, za uvoz ovog broja pusaka.
Od ruskog centra u BLuci nema nista, nikad.
A volio bih da probaju ici u tom pravcu, volio bih da su se toliko zanijeli, ali nisu.
Pogrešno si me shvatio.Nije to kakva cifra da bi nas zabrinjavala.bh.tornjak wrote:PM72 wrote:2500 pušaka bilo je u skoro svakoj kasarni JNA...i šta bi?
...i sta bi....???
..pa nekiliko desetina hiljada mrtvih, na primjer...
Zanimljivo kako država ne može spriječiti da se separatisti naoružavaju. Sutra će se te iste puške okrenuti protiv države.archi_a wrote:Kao sto sam i pisao daaaavno. Svaka cijev sa serijskim brojem ce biti uredno pregledana i utefterena od strane sluzbenika Bosne i Hercegovine, kao sto se morala cekati i dozvola Bosne i Hercegovine, za uvoz ovog broja pusaka.
Od ruskog centra u BLuci nema nista, nikad.
A volio bih da probaju ici u tom pravcu, volio bih da su se toliko zanijeli, ali nisu.
Od tebe uvijek lijepe informacijearchi_a wrote:Druze, cudilo me je da odavno nemaju pravi centar za SAJ. Ima ga i federalna. Imaju ga i i Tuzli a u Zenici se pravi, jedan od najboljih u regionu. Na to po zakonu imaju pravo.horkesh wrote:Ne mora biti ruski centar, ali će biti kasarna za specijalne jedinice MUP-a RS-a. Ko će ih obučavati i da li će ih obučavati baš u toj kasarni, to je druga priča.archi_a wrote:Kao sto sam i pisao daaaavno. Svaka cijev sa serijskim brojem ce biti uredno pregledana i utefterena od strane sluzbenika Bosne i Hercegovine, kao sto se morala cekati i dozvola Bosne i Hercegovine, za uvoz ovog broja pusaka.
Od ruskog centra u BLuci nema nista, nikad.
A volio bih da probaju ici u tom pravcu, volio bih da su se toliko zanijeli, ali nisu.
