Vukanović for NAP: God knows what Dodik will come up with, you can see he's losing his mind

SARAJevo, (Patria) - These are all ridiculous and agreed-upon 'patriotic' games of Milorad Dodik and Bakir Izetbegović, answers SDS MP in the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, Nebojša Vukanović, to the question of the Patria agency about what he expects from this evening's special session.

The Collegium of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska has scheduled a special session of that body regarding the Proposal of the Decision on the dismissal of the Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, Senad Bratić, due to his participation in the adoption of the SDA Program Declaration, which has been condemned by political parties from the BiH entity of Republika Srpska.

"This is spin and diversion of attention from the essential problems in this society. They can only survive by causing tensions. I believe this is all agreed upon. Dodik and Izetbegović are just trying to confuse this plundered nation with their foolishness. SNSD, through Nikola Špirić, got the key to the BiH Parliament, and he was elected by the votes of Senad Bratić and SDA. In this way, Bakir Izetbegović gave Bosnia and Herzegovina to Milorad Dodik, and Dodik is repaying him by dismissing Bratić," adds Vukanović.

According to him, whatever Milorad Dodik orders will be voted on in the NSRS.

"God knows what Dodik will come up with today. You can see he doesn't have a shred of reason. The country is falling apart, crime is everywhere, people are fleeing for their lives, and they are focusing on some declarations. Milorad Dodik is a patriot, come on people. As the saying goes, the end times have come," Vukanović states.

Vukanović points out that Dodik first 'used up' Marko Pavić, and today SDA and Senad Bratić, and that this should serve as a lesson to his future partners.

"Today, Željka wouldn't be president if it weren't for Pavić. And then he took the first opportunity to get rid of him. The same happened with Bratić. It seems it's much better to be an enemy than an ally to Milorad Dodik," concluded Vukanović.