Security Council session postponed, Americans have now set their red line

(Patria) - The Security Council session scheduled for today, November 2, dedicated to the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has been postponed to Wednesday, November 3, or even later, but no later than November 5, when the mandate of EUFOR forces expires, announced Erol Avdović, correspondent from the United Nations for BiH media.

- A "trench warfare" is being waged at the UN on how to counter the Russian concept of "saving soldier Mirorad". The scenario seemed very simple: Leave EUFOR as it is (weak), humiliate the OHR and continue to delegitimize this High Representative, thus supporting Dodik in his mission to provoke a prolonged crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Russians, namely, threatened a veto in the UN Security Council against the resolution on extending the mandate of EUFOR (although such a small number of soldiers is acceptable compared to the possibility of more robust NATO forces) - if Christian Schmidt addresses the Security Council. But, just like in good western movies, the American diplomatic cavalry stepped onto the scene (actually behind closed doors). Now the Americans have their conditions. I would say, the Americans have now set their red line. To be continued.

It won't be that simple according to the plan that seems to have been tailored in Moscow. It seems that Palmer's failure in Sarajevo regarding the proposal for electoral law reform, of course, it must be emphasized - only in the first round of diplomatic maneuvering - has awakened Washington.

Everything has now coincided, not to say united - direct American opposition to the Russians regarding Bosnia, the stay of the Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Željko Komšić in Glasgow, where there might be some kind of meeting with US President Joe Biden, contributes to this shift in the right direction," Avdović announced on FB.