President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, told Srna that the development of the geopolitical situation in the world hinges on elections in the United States, stating that the current US administration is detrimental to Srpska.
“Whenever the Democrats are in power in the US, we end up suffering. They have their narratives, and it suits us for Trump to win. I call on all Serbs who vote in the US to vote for Trump because that will help us the most and make the least mistake,” Dodik stated from Saint Petersburg.
Dodik believes that America will undoubtedly remain America, but history shows that when Republicans were in power, Serbs here had fewer problems.
“There always remain those lower-positioned people of the ‘deep state,’ but we have learned to deal with that. Look, [Michael] Murphy went through thorns as the US ambassador. We will sit down tomorrow with the American who will come after him and make it clear that they must first stop demonizing the Serbs and Srpska, return to the Constitution, and lift the sanctions they have imposed because it is a hybrid war against us,” Dodik emphasized.
If he does not agree to this, Dodik noted, Republika Srpska will not talk to him either, but will wait for someone else.
Dodik pointed out that geopolitically the world is no longer the same, it is in disarray, and as geopolitical theorists state, there is no longer a single power center.
“The US, which a decade or fifteen years ago was the center of financial, political, military, and every other kind of power, is no longer so. Only the military power of America remains. There is also the process of dedollarization or the end of the global power of the US. This process will complete the moment the multipolar world is institutionally organized,” Dodik highlighted.
As an example, Dodik mentioned the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, BRICS, and various other regional and global associations that are slowly strengthening and creating alternatives.
“The BRICS countries have surpassed the G7 most developed countries in production. Russia is today the fifth-largest economy in the world and will be fourth in a few years,” added Dodik.
Dodik pointed out that the power of the big colonial countries is waning, as today they are not among the top five strongest economies in the world.
Source: RTRS
