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Bosnian Serb leader Dodik will meet Putin today
On agenda 'collapse' of Dayton agreement
23 May, 10:07
(ANSA) - BELGRADE, MAY 23 - The President of the Serb
Democratic Party (SNSD) and leader of the Bosnian Serb entity
Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, is scheduled to meet with
Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow today. Dodik recently
gave an interview to ATV, a television network based in Banja
Luka, where he shared the topics he plans to discuss with Putin.
Dodik stated that he intends to inform Putin about his belief that the Dayton Agreement, which established the framework for peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has collapsed. He expressed concerns that the agreement exists primarily as a means of controlling others, rather than ensuring the rights of all signatories, Dodik claimed. (ANSA).
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Dodik stated that he intends to inform Putin about his belief that the Dayton Agreement, which established the framework for peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has collapsed. He expressed concerns that the agreement exists primarily as a means of controlling others, rather than ensuring the rights of all signatories, Dodik claimed. (ANSA).
