Dodik after meeting: Serbs remain in BiH institutions until laws adopted by the RS National Assembly enter into force

(Patria) - A meeting of Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik and Presidency Chairwoman Željka Cvijanović with heads of the Republika Srpska Ministry of Internal Affairs and security agencies at the BiH level has concluded in Banja Luka.

As could be seen in photographs, the meeting with Dodik and Željka Cvijanović was attended by OSA Deputy Director Risto Zarić, SIPA Director Darko Ćulum, Deputy Director of the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies Goran Amidžić, Director of the Service for Foreigners' Affairs Žarko Laketa, and Veljko Lazić, Assistant Director of the BiH Border Police.

"We respect the Constitution of BiH and Republika Srpska, and everything we do is based on that. We want to preserve the state of security and peace," said Milorad Dodik.

He stressed that they have prepared all acts in that regard and everyone can be assured. He expressed satisfaction with the important meeting and praised the work of the RS MUP.

- The state of the political situation in Republika Srpska is very stable - said Dodik and thanked the representatives of the RS in BiH security agencies.

They are doing, as Dodik says, a very responsible job and everything they have done is in accordance with the Constitution and laws previously adopted.

- We know how they are exposed to difficult problems, but we stand behind them at all times - Dodik stated.

He stressed that Serbs remain in BiH institutions until the laws recently adopted by the RS National Assembly enter into force.

Dodik said they have no secessionist intentions!?