Dodik's favorite Cvijanović 'set up' by someone from the top of SNSD with a recording so that Radojičić could become prime minister

A person from the top of SNSD close to Nebojša Radmanović and Igor Radojičić through their connections "leaked" to the public an audio recording in which the current RS Prime Minister Željka Cvijanović can be heard talking about buying deputies to form a majority in the NSRS Assembly, the Bosnian news agency Patria learns from the top of the SNSD. 

The goal is that by the constitutive session of the National Assembly scheduled for November 24, if the SNSD forms an assembly majority, by discrediting Cvijanović in public, who is the favorite of Milorad Dodik, Radmanović's man will be pushed forward as the mandate holder for the formation of the new RS Government.  

As a reminder, within the SNSD itself since its founding there have been three factions: Dodik's, Nebojša Radmanović's, and Nikola Špirić's. Radmanović, who is now leaving the BiH Presidency and has no secured positions, is trying, through Radojičić, if he were to become the new prime minister, to control the RS Government. 

The recording, our sources tell us, is authentic and on it Cvijanović is talking with a party colleague. She was recorded precisely by one of the party colleagues (Radmanović's man), who was just waiting for the right moment to release it to the public. The aim was not to go to the media in the Republic of Srpska, but the "circle was closed" through Sarajevo media. 

At the beginning of the recording, Cvijanović tells the other person not to worry, and the other person replies that they are “certainly those two hoofs”.

- Well yes, from Šukalo's party (Adam Šukalo, president of the Party of Progressive Srpska), but that's why we bought the other two, so I'll see if we bought them well, if they betray that we have the other two. There, come on now…” - Cvijanović is heard saying on the recording.

She does not specify which other two she is referring to.

Incidentally, besides Šukalo from the Party of Progressive Srpska, Goran Đorđić also passed into the NSRS, both as part of the DNS-NS-SRS coalition.