The President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, said that Austrian journalists who followed the panel discussion at the Diplomatic Academy in Vienna were more interested in his friendly relationship with the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, than in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s European path, which was the topic of discussion. However, he conveyed a clear stance that Srpska and Russia traditionally have good relations and that this will continue in the future.
“When the war in Ukraine ends, I won’t be able to get a turn to see President Putin because of the Europeans who will then want to meet with him in the Kremlin. This was my response to Austrian journalists who followed the panel discussion at the Diplomatic Academy in Vienna,” Dodik stated on Instagram.
He emphasized that during the panel, he also reiterated the stance that in Republika Srpska, it is expected that after March 21, Bosnia and Herzegovina will cease to be a colony of international administration, that on the same day, according to European standards, the false High Representative will disappear, and that foreign judges will leave the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Source: RTRS
