Demobilized fighters in front of the Government of FBiH visited fans of FK Sarajevo: This is our fight

A group of angry demobilized fighters is protesting for the seventh day in front of the building of the Government of the Federation of BiH where they intend to stay until their demands are met. They seek the right to win the warlock and establish a unique register of fighters in BiH.

Today, fans of the Sarajevo Sarajevo Football Club have been visited. They brought their food and hygiene supplies.

"We are at your side with you. This is our fight as yours," FK Sarajevo fans told the demobilized fighters after hearing their problems. Demobilized combatants have been refusing negotiations with the federal authorities for six days. As they say, they have nothing to negotiate, they just want to meet their demands.

"This gathering is about those who died after the war, with regard to the disabled and every Šehid family and the juvenile fighter. We want a unique list of fighters so that others will stop jumping on our feathers," said Edina Džindo on behalf of the assembled fighters whose words They all began to exclaim: "That's right, that's right." In our country there are 1,661 combat organizations registered. Demobilized soldiers in front of the building of the Government of FBiH are seeking the establishment of an organization where everyone will be involved.

"There was one regular RBiH Army and that is why we need a winemaker organization," added Džindo. In addition to the monthly fee of 326 KM, in the amount of the minimum pension in FBiH, demobilized fighters are also looking for a vineyard supplement. "Our minister is a little bit confused by the pots, and the wolf addiction is not for anyone who does not have a payday loan." The boom addiction is for every fighter, "Džindo pointed out.

Recall, demobilized fighters began protesting in front of the FBiH Government Building on June 12th. Most of them, from Teocak, Zavidovic, Tuzla and other places, crossed the road to Sarajevo. In addition to cold nights and rain, they say they do not intend to take off the tents and leave until their requirements are met.

• 18 Jun, 2017
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