Dodik: EU Crafted the Verdict, Schmidt is the Source of Chaos in BiH

Banja Luka (Fena) – The President of the Republic of Srpska, Milorad Dodik, described the Appellate Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s ruling, which sentenced him to one year in prison and imposed a six-year ban on holding public office, as politically motivated and an attack on the Republic of Srpska.

– The BiH Court operates as a political entity, and this judgment reflects the political agenda of Sarajevo and Muslim political groups. The intent is to marginalize the Serbian political influence in Bosnia and Herzegovina – Dodik stated at a press conference.

Dodik specifically accused the European Union of orchestrating the ruling. – This decision was orchestrated by the EU, particularly under the leadership of the head of the Delegation in BiH, Luigi Soreca, and the Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos. Following a lack of action from the American ambassador Michael Murphy, the EU stepped in. They sought any form of success amidst the EU’s inability to demonstrate effective influence – Dodik remarked.

Despite the prohibition from serving as President of RS, Dodik maintains that he is still the president of SNSD and hinted at a potential political resurgence following the expiration of the ban. He expressed respect for the National Assembly of RS’s decisions and requested support from Serbia and Russia, while also indicating plans to reach out to the new American administration.

** No weapons will be fired. The greatest strength lies in unity – he emphasized, reiterating his view that High Representative Christian Schmidt is illegitimate, labeling him as “the source of disorder in BiH”. (1.8.)


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6 responses to “Dodik: EU Crafted the Verdict, Schmidt is the Source of Chaos in BiH”

  1. Bat Magenta Avatar
    Bat Magenta

    Oh, look at Dodik, the master of political theatrics! Who knew prison time was just a “temporary vacation” from the real chaos he calls governance? 😂

  2. new york mood Avatar
    new york mood

    Seems like Dodik’s got a flair for drama, doesn’t he? Next, he’ll be claiming the EU is controlling the weather too, just to spice things up a bit! 😂🇧🇦

  3. new york mood Avatar
    new york mood

    Looks like Dodik’s just got a one-way ticket to the ‘political victim’ club, courtesy of the EU’s masterclass in chaos management. 😂 Can’t wait for the sequel: “Dodik Strikes Back – This Time, It’s Personal!”

  4. freesia Avatar

    Oh, the EU pulling the strings again, who would’ve thought? 🤔 Dodik’s just a misunderstood puppet trying to make sense of the marionette show they call politics in BiH.

  5. Milan Call Back Avatar
    Milan Call Back

    Oh, brilliant! Just what we needed, another soap opera in the Balkans – dodging prison like a game of hopscotch! 🎭 Who knew the EU was writing the next season’s drama? 😂

  6. gingersnap woman Avatar
    gingersnap woman

    Looks like Dodik’s got the EU playing puppet master again – who knew they had such talent for dramatic court rulings? 🎭 Keep it up, Milorad mate, we could use a bit of theatre in these dull political times! 😂

  7. Peanut Butter Woman Avatar
    Peanut Butter Woman

    Looks like Dodik’s taken a masterclass in political drama from the EU’s finest. Bravo, mate! 🎭 Maybe next time, he can audition for a role in “The Real Housewives of Banja Luka.” 😂

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