Vučić asks, so let's answer him: Indictment against Dodik leads to the rule of law!

By Enver Išerić

Vučić asks, we answer. The indictment you are talking about leads us to the path of the rule of law of the constitution and laws of our country, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, commenting on the indictment against Milorad Dodik and the director of the Official Gazette of Republika Srpska, asks the question: where does this lead us?

Well, Mr. Vučić, I have a question for you too: What do you have to do with the indictment filed by the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a sovereign state, against its own citizens who commit criminal offenses prescribed by the laws of our country?

Do not interfere in our internal affairs. And if you are asking a question, let us answer you. The indictment you are talking about leads us to the path of the rule of law of the constitution and laws of our country, Bosnia
and Herzegovina, but also to the equality of all citizens before the law. No one can be exempt from responsibility for
criminal offenses committed, regardless of the position they hold.

And there is no witch hunt against the Speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska. It is simply that certain associations and citizens have knowledge or suspicions that Mr. Stevandić committed "unlawful acts" and violated international conventions during the aggression against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

For this reason, they are calling on the competent state authorities to investigate and determine any responsibility for this
or to acquit him of that responsibility. What is wrong with that, Mr. Vučić?

And one more thing. No one expects Republika Srpska to self-destruct and abolish itself. But what its
political representatives are doing, by destroying the constitutional order of Bosnia and Herzegovina, leads to that.