Dodik confirmed as a threat to peace, the radical Russian stooge must be turned away from

Written by: Ernad Metaj

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The president of SNSD, Milorad Dodik, has definitively admitted that he is the greatest threat to peace and stability in BiH. In his letter, which he sent as a postman to the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres via Russian Ambassador to the UN Vassily Nebenzia, Dodik openly indicates that peace in BiH could be endangered.

Reading this letter, one should recall the statement of SDS president Mirko Šarović to Patria, in which he says that only crazy heads do not want peace. Dodik has long been irrational, acting like a guided missile from Moscow with his own ego ahead of reason. A sound mind would not go a step further than even Serbia in supporting Moscow at the UN, which is exactly what he did.

Angry because he correctly assessed that it would finally come to light that his SNSD, while he was president, before the Russians completely recruited him, was actually on the side of Ukraine before the start of the aggression against that country, Dodik tried to prevent the head of the BiH mission to the UN, Sven Alkalaj, from voting on the condemnation of Russian aggression. How irrational Dodik is, he tried this through the Russians because the other two members of the BiH Presidency, Željko Komšić and Šefik Džaferović, were not deceived.

With the sentence that without the ban on Alkalaj's vote, who together with the rest of the BiH Presidency placed our country on the right side of history, the international community would risk peace in BiH, Dodik actually made it clear that he, for the interest of the Russians, undermines stability in the Balkans.

BiH condemned Russia's aggression at the UN, as did official Belgrade, so it turns out that only Dodik would remain a consistent and radical Russian stooge. It is time for every normal and civilized person to turn their back on him, just as was done to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. It is time, as SDP vice-president Vojin Mijatović says, for Serbs in BiH to take a step forward, to be part of the normal world. For that, according to Mijatović's opinion, they need to finally be led by the most progressive and smartest instead of criminals and priests. This would finally stop celebrating leaders and counting graves created in defense of their wealth.

Aligning BiH on the side of good is also a chance to send Dodik's cronies from the other two nations, who have irrationally given him the strength and power with which he now threatens to ignite new fires in the Balkans, into the past. It is time for reasonable people in politics for whom peace has no alternative, it is time for politicians whom generations will remember for good. If Dodik wants war, let him go to Russia; in BiH, there are those who know how to appreciate peace.