If Schmidt doesn't annul Dodik's decisions along with the RS National Assembly, the international community is responsible for a new armed conflict in BiH!

It is almost certain that the High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Christian Schmidt, will make a decision regarding the attack on the constitutional and legal order of Bosnia and Herzegovina. However, whether he makes that decision today or in the near future, it cannot only concern the decisions of the RS National Assembly on the non-implementation of Constitutional Court decisions in the territory of that entity.

And it is precisely being speculated that Schmidt could make a decision that annuls what the National Assembly of Republika Srpska has done.

Such a development would represent a message to Bosnia and Herzegovina that the international community, united in the OHR, has no intention of removing Milorad Dodik, the key factor of instability in the wider Balkan region.

Because, you can remove a tumor from a diseased body, but if you don't remove its causes, it will return in a much worse form. And that is exactly what has happened in the relations between the international community and the secessionist Milorad Dodik.

Until now, High Representatives have mostly annulled his attacks on the constitutional order by putting them out of force. And Dodik has repeated himself at intervals with even more serious decisions and even bigger earthquakes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The latest crisis caused by the President of Republika Srpska has serious potential to escalate into an internal conflict whose borders will not remain only within the borders of Bosnia and Herzegovina. That conflict would ignite many unextinguished fires in our surroundings.

Dodik is clear and determined. That is why he announces that he will continue to pass laws and decisions prohibiting the bodies of Bosnia and Herzegovina from acting in the territory of the entity he absolutely rules. After all, the laws with which he attacked the property of our country are the best example.

If the international community, without whose support even Schmidt is powerless, does not understand what Dodik intends after yesterday's disgrace in Konjic, then it is better for them to distance themselves from Bosnia and Herzegovina and let the domestic actors resolve the situation, whatever the outcome may be.

Dodik did not embark on his secessionist mission yesterday; it happened in a short period after he replaced the American flag with the Russian one.

Since then, he has glorified crimes and criminals, decorated them with orders up to Putin, denied genocide, undermined Dayton, the Constitution, and the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina, caused long-term blockades, and prevented Bosnia and Herzegovina's European path.

It is clear that Dodik holds a state in modern Europe hostage. All of this indicates that the international community did not want to resolve the Bosnia issue, which it largely instigated itself.

That international community has resolved many issues around the world, some through war, some in a more peaceful way, so it is clear that for some reason they do not want to remove Dodik.

If even Schmidt's eventual reaction does not go in that direction, it will be a clear message to the citizens who love Bosnia and Herzegovina to prepare for the defense of the country, which may very likely include armed conflict.

Because, if Dodik continues, there will surely come a moment when the fuse will ignite, and negotiations have never quickly extinguished ignited fuses here.