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Dodik sends Bosnia report to UN
Republika Srpska (RS) President Milorad Dodik sent his own report on Bosnia to the UN prior to the Security Council debate saying the RS is pro-EU and accusing Bosniaks of obstructing the coming election and fostering a "jihadi threat."
Bosnia’s top international official, the High Representative, reports to the UN about the implementation of the 1995 Dayton Peace Treaty. Bosnian Serbs are usualy criticized >> Pročitaj celu vest na sajtu N1 televizija << for jeopardizing the peace agreement, hampering Bosnia’s development into a functional country and its EU membership path.
For years, Dodik has been sending his own Bosnia report to the UN, usually slamming Bosniaks and international officials in the country.
The newest report was sent by Dodik’s cabinet to the UN Secretary General to "help the Security Council in its debate on Bosnia and Herzegovina,".
The letter says that "the Dayton treaty must be implemented in its original form." Dodik has been insisting that Bosnia goes back to its original Dayton form, such as dividing its army as well as most of its institutions in two on ethnic basis.
"Threats of violence and armed aggression coming from Bosniak political leaders as an answer to political disagreement undermine the Dayton treaty and must be condemned," the report states.
Dodik said in his report that the procurement of weapons for the RS police was "necessary for modernization, was completely transparent and had the necessary permission of all relevant agencies at the state level of Bosnia and Herzegovina."
The elections in Bosnia should take place "without foreign influence," especially without the influence of the US, the report says and calls Washington to "reveal the funds it gave media in Bosnia and stop using those funds to influence the elections."
The report accuses the main Bosniak Party for Democratic Action (SDA), of obstructing "the implementation of important decisions which are of crucial importance for the election."
A "threat of jihadi terrorism in Bosnia" is also mentioned, with the report characterizing the country as a "hub for radical Islamists since the time when the SDA invited the Mujaheddin to Bosnia during the war in the 1990's".
The RS supports Bosnia’s EU integration, says the report, pointing towards reforms the RS has implemented by now.
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