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Igra Smrti Stigla Proizvedeno www.glassrpske.com DNEVNI LIST REPUBLIKE SRPSKE, BAWALUKA U SRPSKOJ na{e je ^etvrtak, 25. maj 2017. Broj 14.352 Godina LXXIV Cijena 0,80 KM BOQE VIJESTI DRU[TVO KULTURA Odgovori Slo bo da Glavna za EU medija nagra da za zapeli u od brawena "^uva re tvog Sarajevu u sudu po{tewa" strana 6 strana 4 strane 20 i 21 \a ci bawalu~ke [ko le u~e ni ka u pri vre di Po li ci ji pri javqen prvi pro sla vi li kraj {ko lo vawa SLU^AJ "PLAVI KIT" slu ~aj sa mo po vre |i vawa Igra smrtiu~e ni kastigla, u BiH Ma tu ra korak u svi jet dje ~ak isje kao ru ku odra slih strana 19 strana 7 Danas u "Glasu Srpske" Po li ci ja "PU TE VI RS" PRO CI JE NI LI KO LI KO ]E IH KO [TA TI po dni je la UKLAWAWE OBJE KA TA ZA NA PLA TU PU TA RI NE KOD BAWALU KE iz vje {taj tu `i la{ tvu pro tiv ra tnog Ceh za fan tom ske za mje ni ka ko man dan ta Ar mi je ku }i ce 2,8 mi li ona RBiH strana 2 strana 5 Di vjak pri javqen za ra tne zlo ~i ne i pri pre mawe ra ta 2 ~etvrtak, 25. maj 2017. GLAS SRPSKE Dra gan Me kti} o upo zo rewu na taj ku ni za ci ju stran ke Vijesti dana Bi }e su ko ba u SDS-u Fe de ri ka Mo ge ri ni pred sas ta nak u Briselu SA RA JE VO - Dra gan Me - ko ji }e se su prot sta vi ti ko rup - kti}, ko ji je ne da vno us ta la sao ci ji na ko joj fun kci oni {e sa - Za pa dni Bal kan stran ku po dno {ewem os tavke da{wa vlast - re kao je Me kti} na sve fun kci je u SDS-u i upo - za "Srpska Ca fe" i do dao da je taj - kqu ~ni re gi on za EU zo rewem da u wene or ga ne ula ze ku ni za ci ja oda vno pri su tna u taj ku ni i qudi ko ji ima ju veze SDS-u, ali da je taj pro blem sa - BRISEL - Za pa dni Bal kan je kqu ~ni re gi on za EU kada je ri je~ o SVI ZNA MO [TA JA MI SLIM sa ra tnim pro fi ter stvom, oci - da es ka li rao u Prwavo ru. bez bje dnos ti i spre ~a vawu ra di ka li za ci je, ka za la je vi so ka pred sta - O MLA DE NU BO SI ]U I O je nio je da }e wego vi po te zi do zo ve mo pa me ti. Da kroz izbo - On je ka zao da mu se po sli je vni ca EU za spoqnu po li ti ku i bez bje dnost Fe de ri ka Mo ge ri ni uo~i VU KO TI GO VE DA RI CI, ALI proi zves ti su ko be i tur bu len - re ko ji nam do la ze, pro mi je ni - ja vnog upo zo rewa ni ko iz vrha ju ~e ra{weg sas tan ka sa ~elnicima izvr{ne vlasti zemaqa za pa dnog AKO JE ZA SRPSKU BI TNO DA ci je u SDS-u. mo na~in na ko ji stran ka SDS-a ne javqa. Bal ka na. Ona je ista kla da }e gla vne te me ne for mal nog sas tan ka bi - SJE DIM S WIMA, JA ]U TU - Ho }e si gur no. Dio qudi dje lu je, po ru ke ko je {aqe i ci- - Ni ko me od ru ko vo di laca ti me |u so bni odno si ze maqa u re gi onu i wiho va sa radwa sa EU. MU KU U @E LU CU IZ DR@A TI, se sla `e sa onim {ta sam re - qeve ko je de fi ni {e, ali i ni je zvao, ni ti sam sa ne kim - Po en ta je u per spe kti vi tih ze maqa za pris tu pawe EU, zbog DA PRIKA @E MO DA NE kao, a naj vi {e ih ne ma hra bros - qude ko ji spro vo de po li ti ku. raz go va rao. Pre tpos tavqam da ~e ga sam i po zva la na ve ~e ru pre mi je re i man da ta ra {est par - SMI JE MO DA SE DI JE LI MO. ti da pri ~a ju o to me, iako Mo ra mo bi ti mo ral na i ne gle da ju bla go na klo no, ali tner skih za pa dno bal kan skih dr`a va. Pozva la sam ih da bi smo di je le mo je mi{qewe. Mo ja na - po {te na stran ka i da ta kvi imam po tre bu da na ne ke stva ri vi dje li ka ko daqe, ka ko EU mo `e oja ~a ti mo gu }nos ti za do bro - NE NAD STE VAN DI], mje ra ni je bi la da proi zve dem iza |e mo na izbo re. Na{ ciq uka `em. Ako se stran ka taj ku - su sjed ske odno se, osna `i ti me |u so bnu i wiho vu po je di na ~nu sa - PRED SJE DNIK tur bu len ci je u stran ci ve}, dok tre ba da bu de uspos tavqawe vla - ni zu je, ja }u ima ti ~is tu sa vjest radwu sa EU - na ve la je Mo ge ri ni je va. (Srna) UJE DIWENE SRPSKE ima vre me na, da se opa me ti mo i da vi ne pra va i pra vne dr`a ve - re kao je Me kti}. PI [E: GO RAN MA UNA GA Di vjak g.ma una gaglas srpske.com Po li ci ja po dni je la iz vje {taj osumwi~en za [pi ri} zlo ~in pro tiv TRE BIWE - Po li cij ska ci vil nog Des tru kti vna tu `i la{ tvu pro tiv ra tnog sta no vni{ tva upra va Tre biwe dos ta vi la je i ra tni zlo ~in pla tfor ma Tu `i la{ tvu BiH iz vje {taj za mje ni ka ko man dan ta Ar mi je RBiH pro tiv pro tiv ra tnog za mje ni ka ko - ~o vje ~nos ti Sa ve za za man dan ta Vrho vnog {ta ba Lo gor ^e le bi }i FO TO: AR HI VA pro mje ne Ar mi je RBiH i ko man dan ta Te ri to ri jal ne od bra ne za SA RA JE VO - Po sla nik Her ce go vi nu Jo va na Di vja ka SNSD-a u Pred sta vni ~kom (80) iz Sa ra je va ko jeg do mu Par la men ta BiH Ni - sumwi~i za ra tni zlo ~in ko la [pi ri} upo zo rio je nad Srbi ma u Kowicu. ju ~e da je na javqena za je - Di vjak, ko ji je je dan od os- dni ~ka pla tfor ma Sa ve za ni va ~a "Pa tri ot ske li ge" za za pro mje ne za izbo re Her ce go vi nu, osumwi~en je za 2018. go di ne des tru kti vna zlo ~in pro tiv ci vil nog sta no - pre ma RS. vni{ tva i ra tni zlo ~in pro- - Oni su, do du {e, za ta kvu tiv ~o vje ~nos ti na po dru ~ju pla tfor mu po lo `i li za - op {ti ne Kowic to kom 1992. 2.000 178 18 kle tvu u Sa ra je vu i na ra - go di ne, odno sno za nes pre ~a - Srba bilo u srpksih civila logora{a zli ~i tim me |u na ro dnim vawe pro tiv pra vnog ha p{ewa logorima na podru~ju ubijeno na podru~ju ubijeno u logoru adre sa ma, {to i ne kri ju - vi {e sto ti na civi la srpske Kowica Kowica ^elebi}i is ta kao je [pi ri}. (Srna) na ci onal nos ti i odvo |ewa u lo gor ^e le bi }i. U sa op {tewu Po li cij ske upra ve, uz na vo - ^o vi} |ewe ini ci ja la pri javqenog, Her ceg-Bosnu na ve de no je da je Di vjak kr{io Di vjak pri javqen pra vi la me |u na ro dnog hu ma ni - o`ivqava ju tar nog pra va, prven stve no @e - nev ske kon ven ci je. pro ti vni ci Hrva ta IS TRA GA PRO TIV za ra tne zlo ~i ne i DI VJA KA RA NI JE SA RA JE VO - Hrvat ski ~lan Pred sje dni{ tva BiH OBUS TAVQENA Dra gan ^o vi} re kao je ju ~e U SLU ^A JU da Her ceg-Bo snu o`ivqava "DO BRO VOQA ^KA" pri pre mawe ra ta sva ko ko ne gi ra ra vno pra - vnost Hrva ta u BiH i do - - On je u dru goj po lo vi ni Kao vi so ko po zi ci oni ra ni ofi cir i s ob zi rom na uti caj ko ji je imao, dao da je BiH wego va 1992.
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