Retired US Army General Michael Flynn, former National Security Advisor to President Donald Trump, has publicly voiced strong support for the President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, describing him as a courageous leader persecuted for his Christian beliefs, sovereigntist positions, and alignment with the global movement against the so-called “one world order.”
In an extensive post on social platform X (formerly Twitter), General Flynn condemned what he called the increasing persecution of Christians across Europe, including in Republika Srpska. According to him, Dodik is not sanctioned for any alleged wrongdoing, but because he openly defends his people, his faith, and supports Donald Trump.
“Globalists hate Christians and anyone who rises to defend their people through populism or nationalism. They especially hate Trump’s MAGA movement. Dodik supported Trump, wore a MAGA hat, and was immediately sanctioned by the Biden administration,” Flynn wrote.
The general noted that sanctions against Dodik were introduced shortly after the US elections in November 2024, and that in the final hours of Joe Biden’s mandate, even Dodik’s children were sanctioned—an act Flynn described as political revenge.
He also pointed out that officials of Republika Srpska were sanctioned for celebrating Saint Stephen’s Day (January 9), a Christian holiday and Republika Srpska’s national day.
“You can’t make this up. Americans are waking up to the dangers posed by the globalist agenda. Leaders like Dodik must be supported,” Flynn declared.
Flynn placed Dodik alongside internationally known leaders such as Viktor Orbán, Geert Wilders, Javier Milei, and Jair Bolsonaro—politicians who, in his words, fight for their countries’ sovereignty and resist global control schemes.
“These leaders share much in common—they defend their nations, reject foreign interference, and advocate for peace. It’s time for strong nations and strong leaders to unite. Even Trump should endorse Dodik,” Flynn stated.
Drawing on his own experience of political persecution, Flynn emphasized that he understands well what Dodik is going through and stressed that the time has come for a united struggle to defend Christian civilization, sovereign nations, and peace as a universal value.
“Together with strong leaders like Milorad Dodik, we can defeat the globalists who seek our erasure. Enough is enough,” Flynn concluded.
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