Bosnia orders the police to bring the Republic of Serbian President Milorad Dodik | News about politics
Prosecutors order the custody of the three best Bosnian Serbian officials for an alleged attack on the constitutional order.
The Bosnian Prosecutor’s Office ordered the police to arrest the leader of Bosnian Serbian Milorad Dodik and two of his assistants for what he called an attack on the constitutional order.
The decision made on Wednesday comes after Dodik, together with Prime Minister Radovan Viskovic and Parliament President Nenad Stevendic, failed to answer Two call calls.
There is also a separate case in which Dodik was sentenced to one year in prison and was banned from public duties for defying the judgments of Christian Schmidt, an international envoy accused of supervision of peace agreements ended in the 1990s of Bosnia.
MPs are investigated by Dodik, a nationalist president of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Srpska Pig, Republika Srpska (RS), for banning the state judiciary and police from the region after his sentence. These laws were later demolished By the upper court of Bosnia.
Dodik supported Russian has repeatedly said that he is not recognized by the Bosnian Prosecutor’s Office and that he will not go to the capital of Bosnia, Sarajevo, for examination.
Prosecutors arrested the assistance of the State Investigation and Protection Agency in Bosnia. It was not clear if the plan was detained by Dodik or to follow him to answer the call.
In Banja Luka, the northwestern city that is the headquarters of Republika Srpska, it is stated that the police were deployed around the Parliament building ahead of the session.
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On Wednesday, the RS Assembly discussed the new draft of the Constitution Wednesday, which will improve the separation process by creating an army and allowing an entity to join the union with neighboring countries.
Dodika’s moves, criticized by the United States and the European Union, are considered part of the escalation of effort to break the RS territory away from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
RS is one of the two regions created under the American Dayton Peace Agreement for the end of the 1992-1995 war in which more than 100,000 people were killed. The second region is the entity of the Federation, where most Bosnians and Croats live. The two of them connect the fragile central government in a country supervised by international powers to prevent it from returning to the conflict.
Earlier this week, NATO chief Mark Rutte flew to Sarajevo, wanting to enhance support for the built -in land government, saying The Alliance will not allow “security vacuum” to appear.
In the meantime, the Russian news agency Tass reported on Wednesday that Dodik plans to meet at a high level with Russian officials in the coming days.
