Federation vice president Mirsad Kebo told press earlier this week that he planned to deliver over 500 pages of evidence to the BiH Prosecutor. The material allegedly concerns war crimes against Serbs, as well as ties between powerful local figures and foreign intelligence agencies. According to Mr. Kebo, his evidence shows that Bakir Izetbegovic worked with Iranian intelligence during the war. Mr Kebo also claims to have evidence implicating former BiH Army commander Sakib Mahmuljin and former Zenica security chief Sefik Dzaferovic in war crimes.
“If I am still alive, I will tomorrow submit over 500 pages to the BiH Prosecutor’s Office. Those who shoot do not threaten, which I experienced back in 1993 when they said: ‘He is a good man, but knows too much’ and felt a sniper rifle on my vertex,” Kebo told SRNA.
The FBiH Vice-President feels that the documents he will submit to the BiH Prosecutor’s Office will cause the greatest affair in post-war BiH.
Kebo also confirmed that he was invited by the BiH Prosecutor’s Office to come on January 21 in the capacity of a witness for the sake of determining possible accountability of Sakib Mahmuljin, Sefik Dzaferovic and others in connection with war crimes committed against Serbian civilians in Vozuca.
“I received an official letter from the BiH Prosecutor’s Office and will heed their call on January 21. Some things were launched which have not been launched since the war. I am not guilty because I have morals, which is why I have to submit to the judiciary that which citizens submit to me,” Kebo said.
