Secret of Dodik's TV debacle in Belgrade revealed: After Vučić, Nikolić also against the referendum

Everything Milorad Dodik does is definitely turning against Republika Srpska. The international community has distanced itself and is observing this referendum orgy, which will definitely finish Dodik's political career and lead Republika Srpska to its demise, writes the news agency Patria.

This is foolishness and international legal suicide. Precisely because they are aware of this danger, Serbia and the RS opposition are in total panic.

Conflicts brought to a boiling point

The political leadership in RS finds itself in a completely unbalanced situation. Verbal conflicts are intensifying. Dragan Čavić accused Milorad Dodik of having a plan to overthrow the opposition. He claims that in the coming days, the authorities will try to compromise certain members of parties from the so-called Alliance for Change through police and judicial institutions.

- Let Dragan Čavić answer to the public why he was promoted by the British to be the leader of a movement intended to destabilize Republika Srpska – Dodik accuses. At the same time, he accused Mladen Ivanić of agreeing to an increase in the budget of the Constitutional Court of BiH by 100,000 marks. Ivanić responded that during the SNSD's rule, the budget of this institution was increased by 1.1 million KM.

The danger called Dodik

Dodik's recent appearance on RTRS showed that in Serbia, they are aware of the danger Milorad Dodik is creating. Radiotelevision of Serbia journalist Olja Jovićević asked very reasoned and precise questions, and Dodik answered very chaotically. Dodik appeared like he was on a polygraph in front of the journalist and showed obvious guilt when answering questions about criminal activities. Sonja Biserko said that Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar [Vučić] had already told Dodik not to proceed with the referendum.

Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić put the seal on everything, stating through his advisor Ivan Mrkić that he is against Dodik's referendum.

Milorad Dodik, the once euphoric celebrant of January 9th, is increasingly isolated.