Đonlagić: Dodik's secessionist policy has received a 'red card' in the EP as well

(Patria) - Dodik's secessionist policy has received a "red card" in the European Parliament as well, said Dženan Đonlagić (DF), delegate in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in today's post on platform X.

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Debate in the EP: Sanction those responsible for violating the constitutional order of BiH

(Patria) - Calls for sanctioning those responsible for violating the constitutional order of BiH marked the session of the European Parliament, which tonight discussed the situation in BiH and secessionist threats after the RS authorities adopted a series of uncon

"Full support has been given to the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina to do their job according to the law to the end.

The moves of Dodik and the institutions of the RS entity are a state coup. I said this clearly and loudly before the members of the European Parliament. Secessionist policy has no support whatsoever.

These are crystal clear messages we heard yesterday and today from the majority of representatives at the plenary session of the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

As a member of the delegation of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH staying in Strasbourg, I stated that it is now up to the Prosecutor's Office of BiH and SIPA to do their part according to the law in order to bring those responsible for undermining the constitutional order of the state to justice.

Dodik's secessionist policy has received a “red card” in the European Parliament

Full support has been given to the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina to do their job according to the law to the end.

The moves of Dodik and the institutions of the RS entity are a state coup. I said this clearly and loudly before…

— Dzenan Djonlagic (@DzenanDjonlagic) March 13, 2025

It was also noticeable that representatives from the ranks of HDZ, Željana Zovko and Tomislav Sokol, remained among the rare MEPs who did not directly condemn the secessionist moves of Dodik and those around him.

They 'missed the point' and talked about the Election Law and the so-called 'legitimate representation'. Their story suffered a debacle and remained on the margins of the plenary session here in Strasbourg.

The state of Bosnia and Herzegovina will emerge from all this even stronger, and the RS entity never weaker," wrote Đonlagić.