Vučić sends messages: I hope Bosnia will not pass verdicts that could threaten stability

(Patria) - Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated yesterday in Budapest that he hopes there will be enough wisdom in the region, especially in Bosnia and Herzegovina, not to pass verdicts that could threaten stability.

"I hope they will not pass verdicts in Bosnia and Herzegovina that could threaten stability," Vučić told reporters in Budapest after being awarded Hungary's highest recognition.

We recall that the Government of Republika Srpska yesterday discussed information about the judicial process against Dodik and the director of the Official Gazette of Republika Srpska, Miloš Lukić, before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, warning of "potential harmful consequences for the institutions of Republika Srpska." Therefore, they requested that the National Assembly of Republika Srpska be in permanent session.

The highest officials of Republika Srpska last night at a meeting in Banja Luka officially threatened to adopt radical decisions if the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina passes any verdict in the case against Dodik.

The meeting participants supported the holding of the Collegium of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska and the initiative of the Government of Republika Srpska for a permanent session, stating that the institutions of Republika Srpska are exposed to "constant attacks."

"The National Assembly of Republika Srpska, the Government of Republika Srpska, and all institutions of Republika Srpska will act in a way that they will adopt radical decisions in response to any verdict of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina," the statement said.