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President of RS meets with Russian President Today

Published: September 30, 2018
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President of Republika Srpska (RS) Milorad Dodik will travel to Sochi today, where he will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Two interlocutors will talk about the political and economic situation in RS. However, on the question of whether Russian President will meddle in BH general election, Dodik said he rejects allegations of Russian influence on this BiH entity.

“I’m trying to get Putin’s attention to the issues that are important here, because it is obvious that there is a fictional story of the malignant influence of Russia here, and it serves the needs of the countries from which the financial resources come. There are people here who are acting totally naive in this regard, although we have information that the United Kingdom gives eight million Pounds to prevent, as they say, the malignant Russian influence in this region – Dodik said in a statement to journalists in the City of Laktasi.

Dodik added that he talks with the Russian president twice a year.

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