English08/01/2019
THE ENGLISH REMAIN SILENT ON ROBERT CORT
SARAJEVO, January 8 /SRNA/ - The British Embassy in BiH has not yet answered questions about the head of the English Security Intelligence Service /SIS/, Robert Cort, forwarded by SRNA last week.
The media reported late last year that Robert Cort, the head of the English Security Intelligence Service in Sarajevo, whose representative office was re-opened in BiH in March 2018, was in Sarajevo and that he was involved in the government overthrowing in Republika Srpska through the Justice for David movement.
The questions that the British Embassy did not answer are related to the information they have about Robert Cort, as well as whether it is true that Kort is the head of the English Security Intelligence Service /SIS/ and is located in Sarajevo.
SRNA did not receive any answer to the question when Cort arrived in Sarajevo, what are the reasons for his arrival and how the Embassy comments on the information that he is involved in the government overthrowing in Republika Srpska through the Justice for David movement.
One of the questions that had not been answered was whether the British Embassy knoew where Davor Dragicevic was.
The Embassy of United Kingdom in BiH announced on January 1 that Dragicevic was not in the Embassy and that UK was not linked with the organization of Banjaluka protests.
The media announced, referring to diplomatic sources, that the father of the killed young man, Davor Dragicevic, after whom the Republika Srpska police has issued a warrant after the disorder during a protest walk on December 30 in Banjaluka, was located in the UK Embassy BiH.
The Banjaluka Police Administration launched a search for six people on December 31 over disorder during the protest gathering at the Krajina Square in Banjaluka, organised by the Justice for David group.
The police arrested several persons after the riot, while some of the assailants escaped, and Davor Dragicevic was among those who escaped the arrest. /end/vos
The questions that the British Embassy did not answer are related to the information they have about Robert Cort, as well as whether it is true that Kort is the head of the English Security Intelligence Service /SIS/ and is located in Sarajevo.
SRNA did not receive any answer to the question when Cort arrived in Sarajevo, what are the reasons for his arrival and how the Embassy comments on the information that he is involved in the government overthrowing in Republika Srpska through the Justice for David movement.
One of the questions that had not been answered was whether the British Embassy knoew where Davor Dragicevic was.
The Embassy of United Kingdom in BiH announced on January 1 that Dragicevic was not in the Embassy and that UK was not linked with the organization of Banjaluka protests.
The media announced, referring to diplomatic sources, that the father of the killed young man, Davor Dragicevic, after whom the Republika Srpska police has issued a warrant after the disorder during a protest walk on December 30 in Banjaluka, was located in the UK Embassy BiH.
The Banjaluka Police Administration launched a search for six people on December 31 over disorder during the protest gathering at the Krajina Square in Banjaluka, organised by the Justice for David group.
The police arrested several persons after the riot, while some of the assailants escaped, and Davor Dragicevic was among those who escaped the arrest. /end/vos
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