Dodik at Kozara: Sarajevo is a hostile city to us, and our capitals are Belgrade and Banja Luka

(Patria) - What we must teach generations is to put our national state interest above any other interest, said the President of RS Milorad Dodik today at Kozara where the 82nd anniversary of the Battle of Kozara is being marked.

"What kind of talk about BiH, how is it possible to destroy the great Yugoslavia and preserve the small BiH where the same peoples are in the same problem. Now the Bosniaks Muslims want to create a unitary Bosnia for themselves, and those from the West support them because they want to have one address, Sarajevo is exotic to them, they admire it when they go there," Dodik said.

"Sarajevo is a hostile city to us, we cannot find any proof of friendship. Our capitals are Belgrade and Banja Luka, and you can say whatever you want. We will not adopt your delusions," Dodik said.

He stated that "there is no life for us in these areas without Republika Srpska."

"If we lose RS in the next five years, we will only be marginally present in some parts of the Serbian people. The fight for RS is decisive by political means, believe me, they can't do anything to us. The policy we advocate must win.

If you dare to touch our property, which includes our rivers, forests, waters, our natural resources, consider that we have made the decision on the independence of RS at that very moment. Since they realized that we are serious about it, they are no longer talking about property. Now it is important for them to remove Dodik, Željka Cvijanović, Nenad Stevandić," Dodik said, concluding his address with "Long live RS, long live Serbia."

Members of the Serbian Army, who previously paraded through Prijedor, also attended the anniversary commemoration at Kozara.