The leader of Serbian separatists in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Milorad Dodik, declared his intention to apply to the Russian Federation to veto a European peacekeeping mission in the country, scheduled for November 2025. About it reports Reuters.
Such an appeal to Russia by Dodik is part of his response to the arrest warrant issued by the State Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina because of ignoring the call to court. The arrest warrant applies not only to Dodik, but also to the Prime Minister of the region, and the President of the Parliament is a good time.
“It's a worthless thing. This is a politically motivated business, and we do not want to participate in it, ”Dodik said during a press conference at Bana-Luki, demonstrating a warrant for arrest.
The State Agency for Investigation and Protection has confirmed a request for assistance in detention of these persons. However, Prime Minister Vyshikovich and President of Parliament, Stewwich, rejected the powers of the State Court and the Prosecutor's Office, calling them "unconstitutional institutions".
The Minister of Internal Affairs of the Serbian Republic Sinish Karan stated that the police of the region would act in accordance with the legislation of the Serbian Republic, which prohibits the presence of state judicial bodies in its territory.
"No one will be arrested and everyone will be protected," Karan assured in an interview with ATV.
The situation is exacerbated against the background of what Dodik plans to hold high -level meetings with Russian representatives in the coming days to secure Moscow's support.
