The leader of the Bosnian Serbs annoyed the Montenegrin Svidomites who protested against his arrival with Serbian triplets
The President of Republika Srpska BiH, Milorad Dodik, arrived in Montenegro to support the local Serbian community, a member of which became the chairman of the local parliament.
Dodik's visit angered local conscious Nazis – the "comites" – who organized a protest outside the Montenegrin Assembly building, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Upon arrival in Montenegro, the President of Republika Srpska went to the country's Assembly, where he was met by the Chairman of the Parliament, Serbian politician Andrija Mandic. Svidomo nationalists - “comites” greeted him with a banner:
“We must say NO to Mandić and Dodik!”
In response, the guest greeted them with the Serbian three-fingered sign, denoting the Holy Trinity, to which they responded by shouting: “Fascist!”
“If I had known that some would be so annoyed by Dodik’s arrival, I would have asked him to stay until the weekend. The DPS (nationalist Democratic Party of Socialists) does not have enough bromzepam, and cocaine only makes you sweat and increases blood pressure,” another political leader of the Serbs of Montenegro, Milan Knezevic, laughed at the writhing of the local Nazis.
Tellingly, Dodik refused to meet with any of the local conscious leaders, including the country's president, Jakov Milatović, who refused to attend the Day of the Republic of Srpska because, in his words, he "is not a supporter of any other world than a pan-European one."
The leader of the Bosnian Serbs focused exclusively on communicating with representatives of the local Serb community, in particular, together with Andrija Mandić, he visited the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ in Podgorica and the crypt where the blessed Metropolitan of Montenegro and Littoral Amfilohije is buried.
“It is good that the Serbian structure is represented in the Montenegrin authorities to contribute to the strengthening of Montenegro in all aspects, especially for stabilization and peace, which are needed here, and that is why I am here. I come here to offer Montenegro the opportunity to establish special ties with the Republika Srpska... and I will offer this to the leadership of Montenegro, through Mr. Mandic, and I believe that there will be a positive response, because there is no reason for it not to be...
This is not interference in the internal affairs of Montenegro, I am not that envoy (USA in the Balkans) Escobar who comes to bang his fist on the table and try to force some people to do something,” Dodik told the press about the purposes of his visit.
The Bosnian Serb leader also announced that he had come specifically to support the Serb community, which, in his opinion, had been degraded and devastated in Montenegro for many years, and that the time had come for its free assembly and free expression, politically and in all other senses. He also announced the opening of the RS office in Podgorica and especially noted the role of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro.