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Dodik to send an Initiative for the Protection of Vital Interest of RS in Case of New German Ambassador

Published: September 5, 2022
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“Today I will send an initiative to start the protection of the vital interest of the Republika Srpska, because German policy shows an aspiration to dominate Bosnia and Herzegovina and threaten the interests of the Serbian people and the RS,” said Milorad Dodik, a member of the BiH Presidency.

If someone does not understand this, then he should not be involved in politics, he said.

“All these years in politics I have never bluffed and I lead a responsible, clear and precise policy. The debate in the National Assembly of the Republika Srpska will show who understands and who does not global trends, who accepts subservience to the Germans and the West, and who does not,” he said.

He pointed out that nothing was directed against Germany as a country, but against its policy.

At the last session of the BiH Presidency, Dodik voted against granting the agreement to the new German ambassador to BiH, while the other two members of the Presidency, Šefik DŽaferović and Željko Komšić, were in favor of granting the agreement.

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