
(Patria) - Member of the BiH Presidency from the RS entity, Milorad Dodik, wrote today to the still world number one Novak Đoković, after the Australian judiciary decided to deport Đoković from Australia for not respecting the laws of that country.
Milorad Dodik expressed support for the Serbian tennis player, stating that all of this is happening to him because he is a Serb, and not because he violated the valid laws of Australia.
Dodik clearly wanted to send a message that the problems Đoković is facing are much bigger than the problems he himself is in, given that the High Representative in BiH, Christian Schmidt, openly states that it is over with Milorad Dodik.
"Mr. Pandurević, who is a convicted war criminal and has connections to Srebrenica, stands behind Dodik in Banja Luka at the parade itself. So what else am I supposed to understand from that. Does that mean that Pandurević is Dodik's advisor, then it is truly pathetic and I must say to Dodik – well, now it is truly over," Schmidt said last night, stating that Pandurević cannot be the future.
We remind you that during the celebration of the so-called and unconstitutional day of Republika Srpska, in addition to numerous fascist messages sent during the marking of that date, a message about the moral and political acceptability of war criminals was also sent, and convicted war criminal Vinko Pandurević stood behind Milorad Dodik during the celebration.
The SNSD leader and member of the Presidency from the RS entity did not comment on Schmidt's statements today, which clearly indicates that Dodik himself is aware of the situation he is in, and at the same time, this reveals all of Dodik's cowardice, who is known for his sharp reactions.
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