Dodik continues with threats: The crisis will end when Bosnia and Herzegovina ceases to exist

EAST SARAJEVO, (Patria) - President of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats Milorad Dodik said that at a meeting held in East Sarajevo it was emphasized that the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, i.e., the House of Representatives and the House of Peoples, the Council of Ministers and the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina will work, but that no decisions will be made.

He reiterated that the SNSD, together with the HDZ BiH, will submit to the parliamentary procedure a law that removes foreign judges from the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

"I believe that tomorrow a joint proposal from the Croatian and Serbian sides will be ready to be submitted to the parliamentary procedure. We believe that the solutions we proposed there can be useful and acceptable for Bosniaks," he stated.

He added that he will not give up on marking the entity line. When asked when the crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina will end, Dodik said when "Bosnia and Herzegovina ceases to exist."

Zoran Tegeltija, Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, emphasized that citizens will not be endangered.

"As for the Council of Ministers, decisions related to the economy have been made. If any proposal arises in the future, it will be considered individually."

"We will continue cooperation with entity prime ministers and the business community. The greatest responsibility certainly lies with the entities to make decisions," he said.

He said that he is regularly at work, as are all his colleagues.

"I will set the agenda for the sessions of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina," said Tegeltija.