Dodik complained to Vučić: We are under pressure from the US Embassy and Bosniak leadership

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić met today with Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik, who told him that RS feels "threatened, and the Serbian people disenfranchised in the Bosnian-Herzegovinian community".

Prime Minister Vučić emphasized that Serbia's greatest interest is stability in the region and good relations with neighboring countries.

Dodik also told Vučić that the situation in BiH is very complex and complicated, that the Serbian people are under constant pressure from certain representatives of Western countries, especially the US Embassy, but also from the Bosniak leadership, which does not shy away from comparing Republika Srpska to terrorism as the greatest scourge of the modern world.

Responding to Dodik's remarks, Vučić said that "Serbia, in accordance with the Dayton Agreement, but also due to the fact that we belong to the same people, will help and support the survival and prosperity of RS and will not allow its existential endangerment."

- Serbia respects the territorial integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina, but the integrity of Republika Srpska must also be respected - Prime Minister Vučić concluded, reports NAP.