The Serb member and Chairwoman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Željka Cvijanović, met in Washington with Republican congress members Lauren Boebert and Brian Jack.
During separate meetings, Cvijanović emphasized that she has high expectations from the administration of US President Donald Trump regarding the reaffirmation of democracy, which, she stated, is being threatened in Bosnia and Herzegovina by illegal and undemocratic foreign interventionism.
She deemed the abuse of the judiciary for the purpose of political persecution of democratically elected leaders unacceptable anywhere in the world, including in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where the President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, is being prosecuted solely for carrying out his constitutional duties.
Lauren Boebert is a representative from Colorado, known for advocating gun rights, membership in the Freedom Caucus, support for the Second Amendment, and firm positions on limited government, border security, and energy.
Brian Jack is a US representative from Georgia’s 3rd district. He is a former White House political director under President Donald Trump, focusing on government oversight, support for small businesses, and conservative cultural issues.
Source: RTRS
