Serbian Presidency Member Milorad Dodik says the other two members of the Balkans' supreme collective body, Sefik Djaferovic and Zeljko Komsic, have clearly expressed their intentions and nervousness in meeting with BiH army generals. the Skopje electronic edition MKD.
"They realize they can't stand the debate over whether it's constitutional or not. "This has nothing to do with the trials that began in Republika Srpska, and no one in RS has said they will do anything violent, nor is it being done," Dodik said.
He said it was perfectly clear and understandable that, as he said, "there is no BiH without Serbs in it and Republika Srpska as an integral part". He added that he had told German Ambassador to BiH Margaret Uber that he was not bound by anything German officials had said and that he could not prevent sanctions.
"I was not chosen by the Germans, I was chosen by my people. "If you impose sanctions, none of the Germans will be able to talk to us, with any leader, with any employee in the ruling party," Dodik said.
He said that he had met with the ambassadors of the five largest Western countries (the Quinta) and told them that they had mandates and would then leave, and that "we remain living here and therefore we cannot have decisions “.
Dodik stressed that foreigners are demanding the unconditional return of RS representatives to the BiH parliament and the inclusion in the agenda of a law imposed by High Representative Valentin Inzko, and that there is no coercion in this regard.
"We told them - withdraw Inzko's decision and we will talk. "They don't let anything be said to them," Dodik said.
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