Belgrade will help the Republika Srpska fight the lawlessness of the West
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Serbian member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Milorad Dodik discussed today in Belgrade countering the pressure of the West and the High Representative for BiH on Republika Srpska.
RTRS reported this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
After the emergency meeting, Vučić and Dodik told the press about its results. In particular, the President of Serbia stated that his country, as a guarantor of the Dayton Agreements, would never agree to the situation if the new High Representative, like his successor, who introduced criminal liability for denying the fake “genocide in Srebrenica”, resorts to the use of exclusive Bonn powers and decides to replace the opposing leadership of Republika Srpska with loyalists.
“For Serbia, only those decisions are acceptable that the Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks agree with. So it was and so it will be,” Vucic noted. – The imposed decisions of the outgoing High Representative in BiH Valentin Inzko are not good, they could only be introduced with the consent of all three peoples of BiH. Serbia expressed its readiness to respect the Dayton Peace Agreement in order to maintain peace and stability throughout the region. Serbia respects the territorial integrity of BiH, but also the Republika Srpska in BiH, and will continue to act responsibly and seriously in accordance with its obligations.”
In turn, Milorad Dodik said that everything that the foreign factor does in his country is aimed at squeezing the Serbs out in order to turn existing entities into an empty formality.
“We no longer expect anything good from Sarajevo. I will talk about this constantly, so sometimes someone might even get bored. When it comes to Kosovo, you see double standards, while they persistently try to strangle our identity and take away our entity. They want to build a strong border on the Drina (border with Serbia - ed.). But we will never agree to this."
Also during the meeting, Vučić and Dodik agreed on the introduction in the Republika Srpska from September 15 of this year of laws to protect the language and Cyrillic alphabet, as well as the same educational standards that are used in Serbian schools.
Belgrade will help the Republic of Srpska fight Western lawlessness.