Dodik accuses: Ivanić received Bosniak votes, Cvijanović awaits Croat votes!

The storm over the election of the Serbian member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina is still not subsiding. Although aware that his favorite Željka Cvijanović lost to Mladen Ivanić, Milorad Dodik, the leader of the SNSD, yesterday opened fire on the president of the PDP, accusing him of achieving victory thanks to Bosniak votes, writes the Bosnian news agency Patria.

And so while he criticizes Ivanić over Bosniaks, Dodik carelessly told journalists that he is now waiting for the votes of Croats from the diaspora who voted by mail for Cvijanović.

"Bosniak votes and the international community will put, on his eventual victory, in which I still do not believe, an accent of subservience in demands, of Bosniaks as was the case earlier with Komšić, but also of the international community which will not hesitate to present him with the bill," said Dodik at the SNSD press conference, adding:

"At 99.93 percent of the processed sample, it is true that Ivanić leads by about 100 votes, but from the votes from abroad we expect votes from Croats, so I hope that perhaps a different result could occur here."