SCANDAL: Who allowed pro-Russian activist Mlađan Đorđević into BiH despite entry ban?

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - Mlađan Đorđević, former advisor to Boris Tadić and leader of the political organization "Oslobođenje" boasted this morning with photos from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

And nothing would be strange about that if Mlađan Đorđević had not been banned from entering Bosnia and Herzegovina!

This morning, he took a picture in front of the Karno monastery near Srebrenica and shared it all on Twitter, reports politicki.ba.

And the Border Police of Bosnia and Herzegovina issued him a decision on October 30 last year, banning him from entering our country because he "poses a threat to the security of BiH, public order, public order and peace..."

And his destination then was the Karno monastery.

How did Đorđević enter BiH now?!

Did someone – and who – revoke the previous decision? Or let him through. Or did Đorđević enter BiH illegally?

Besides being an advisor to Boris Tadić, he is also known as one of the most vocal Russophiles and admirers of Draža Mihajlović.

His social media profiles feature the "Z" – the symbol of Russian aggression against Ukraine, and images of the Chetnik war criminal from World War II.

He also calls himself "Uncle Mlađa". Even Aleksandar Vučić is a "fake Russophile" to him. And the Karno monastery is a well-known gathering place for Russophiles and Serbian extremists. Pop Luka regularly gathers them, and the monastery is also used for almost daily hate speech against Bosniaks...