The ruling majority held a meeting on the resolution on Jasenovac, still without an agreement

AUTHOR:M.J.

The leaders of the Parties to the Parliamentary majority held a second meeting on the topic of the resolution on the genocide in Jasenovac, whose proposal, initiated individual leaders of the Prospin Party.

According to the media, one of the conclusions of the meeting is that Prime Minister Milojko Spajić and the President of parliament Andrija Mandić should agree on when the parliamentary resolution on Jasenovac should be proposed.

The meeting did not attend all parties leaders that make up power.

One part of the present requested that the proposal on the adoption of this resolution immediately sent to the Assembly, and was allegedly the loudest in that intention was DNP leader Milan Knežević.

RTCG writes as some insisted that this issue was considered after Montenegro gets Ibar.

We reminded, the adoption of this resolution on Genocide in Jasenovac proposed the President of the Assembly of Andrija Mandić, and Prime Minister Milojko Spajic said that he was ready to support that resolution.

In the meantime, Croatia sent a protest note for the announcement that the resolution would be proposed.