Dodik: “I will never give consent to the entry of foreign troops into Bosnia”
Serbian member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Milorad Dodik, reacting to Sarajevo’s rhetoric, said that relations between the state-forming peoples of the country should not be regulated by foreign armies.
This was reported by RTRS, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Bakir Izetbegovic [leader of the largest Bosniak Democratic Action Party – SDA, and the unofficial leader of the community] decided to lead everything that is possible, he manages the Constitutional Court, the courts, and now he has decided to manage NATO,” Dodik noted. – Any troops, even 100 thousand NATO soldiers, cannot arrive in BiH without the consent of the competent authorities, and the competent authority for this case is the Presidency. As far as I know, I am still on the Presidium to this day and will never give consent to the deployment of anyone’s troops here.”
Let us remind you that earlier in the office of the Presidium of BiH a a meeting Bosniak and nominally Croatian (not recognized as its representative by its own community, was chosen thanks to Bosniak votes) its members Šefik Dzaferović and Željko Komšić with representatives of the Commonwealth of Generals of BiH - a veteran organization of commanders of the former Islamist-separatist Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina. After it, a number of Commonwealth participants rushed to declare that NATO could quickly intervene in the situation in Bosnia with the help of about ten thousand of its soldiers.
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