Milorad Dodik has been summoned to appear before the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina on April 2 as a suspect in money laundering.
The case is related to the Pavlović Bank case, which was opened more than six years ago and concerns the purchase of a villa worth 750,000 euros in the Belgrade suburb of Dedinje.
Dodik claimed that he paid for the villa with money from a loan, but it turned out that he only took out the loan from Pavlović Bank a year later.
He stamped the loan application with the seal of the Republika Srpska government, while he was serving as prime minister.
