IT'S NOT FUNNY ANYMORE Dodik goes to Putin to oust the High Representative

(Patria) - It is clear to everyone that a constant joint campaign to destabilize the region has been waged for years, with a special emphasis on Bosnia and Herzegovina by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina and SNSD leader Milorad Dodik.

This time, the media controlled by the Serbian president have revealed their cards, with the Belgrade daily "Informer" carrying a headline of the following content: "Schmid's days are numbered! Dodik goes to Putin to OUST THE HIGH REPRESENTATIVE"!

Informer refers to Milorad Dodik's interview with the Russian "Sputnik", and besides praising Dodik, it also flatters Russian President Vladimir Putin, about whom Dodik himself says that, unlike the West, which always imposes conditions on him, when he goes to Russia, he is always welcomed with "open arms".

- I always look forward to going to Russia. When you go somewhere to the West, they immediately start demanding things from you. When you go to Putin, he asks - how can I help. And these are dramatic differences, said Milorad Dodik, member of the BiH Presidency, before leaving for Moscow.

In the interview for Sputnik, Dodik rejects claims that his initiatives are merely implementing a plan conceived in Serbia and Russia. As he points out, Putin has never told him to carry out any revolution here, but to support the territorial integrity and constitutional order of BiH, which means two entities and three constituent peoples.

- If I can weaken Europe, which doesn't even exist as a power. By the way, that same Europe is doing business with Russia. I meet German businessmen when I go to Russia. There are open channels, even though Germany has taken the lead in imposing some sanctions on Russia. We haven't, even though they asked. As a member of the Presidency, I did not give consent for sanctions against Russia that the EU has imposed, Dodik said in the interview with "Sputnik".

Dodik said he is proud of having a good relationship with Vučić and Putin, Viktor Orbán, and some other presidents, excellent cooperation with China, and that he can cooperate with people from Croatia and Slovenia...

Of course, Dodik forgot that nothing is free with Putin, as Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has been convinced countless times, and his trip to Moscow for Putin's support is yet another attempt to present the situation as completely opposite to what it actually is. The front page of "Informer" speaks volumes about the collusion between Vučić and Dodik, the key politicians responsible for destabilization in the Western Balkans.

(SB)