Croatian Foreign and European Affairs Minister Gordan Grlic-Radman said Thursday that the Dayton Accords is the most important peace agreement since World War II and warned that changes to it would be “catastrophic for peace throughout Europe.”
“The importance of the Dayton-Paris Agreement for Bosnia and Herzegovina is still immeasurable and any attempt to change it is unacceptable for Croatia,” the Minister reiterated, adding that “attempts by political structures within BiH to question the agreement have been happening lately.”
“The consequences of that would be catastrophic for peace and security throughout Europe,” Grlic-Radman warned.
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