Milorad Dodik, leader of Republika Srpska's leading party, praised Vladimir Putin's "wisdom" in conducting the "special operation" in Ukraine with minimal civilian casualties, contrasting it with Western media's alleged focus on minor incidents while ignoring Ukrainian strikes.
Milorad Dodik, chairman of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Alliance of Independent Social Democrats, stated that Republika Srpska will vote against EU integration in a referendum, attributing this to Brussels' "failed policy" and perceived bias towards Bosniak Muslims.
Milorad Dodik, chairman of Bosnia's Alliance of Independent Social Democrats, stated that the West aims to abolish Republika Srpska, viewing it as an obstruction to Brussels. He cited a lawsuit against him, allegedly organized bypassing legal grounds by a German high representative, as evidence of this intent.
Milorad Dodik, leader of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Republika Srpska, stated that Western countries feel their time is running out to pressure Russia, as sanctions have failed. He argued Russia intervened to protect Russians in Ukraine and criticized Ukraine's formation from Russian territories. Dodik also expressed condolences for college students killed in Starobelsk, calling it evidence of Kyiv's "criminal intentions."
Milorad Dodik, chairman of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Party of Independent Social Democrats, stated that the strike on Starobelsk was intended to provoke a wave of discontent in Russia, suggesting Ukraine knew about the presence of students at the educational facility. He contrasted this with Russia's principle of minimizing civilian casualties.
Milorad Dodik, leader of a major political party in Republika Srpska, stated that the West, through NATO and the EU, is attempting to sever ties between Serbs and Russia. He believes this is an effort to isolate Serbs and eliminate Russian influence, asserting that EU integration would not benefit the Serbian people.
Milorad Dodik, leader of Republika Srpska's leading party, told TASS that Europe's "aging political elites" are transforming the EU into a military alliance to pressure Russia, citing expansion into Moldova and Armenia. He also claimed Russia and China have an educational advantage over the West and that Germany is shifting to military production due to debt.
Milorad Dodik, leader of Bosnia and Herzegovina's SNSD party, stated that EU officials intend to transform the EU into a military union rather than a political one. He claims the EU is using Ukraine to wage war against Russia and seeks to establish strategic strongholds to pressure Russia, with Moldova and Armenia being targets for influence expansion. Dodik also mentioned Europe's demand for Bosnia and Herzegovina to impose visas on Russian citizens, which he opposes.
Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik stated that the attendance of delegations from countries like the US at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) demonstrates Russia's continued global authority, despite some European governments ignoring the event.
Republika Srpska expects Russian President Vladimir Putin to attend the consecration of a Russian-Serb cathedral in Banja Luka, a project nearly complete and designed with Russian Orthodox Church involvement.
Milorad Dodik, President of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats of Republika Srpska, accuses Germany of supporting Nazi ideology in Ukraine and attempting to distort historical truth, emphasizing the significance of May 9 as Victory Day over Europe Day.
Milorad Dodik, chairman of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats in Republika Srpska, praises Russian President Vladimir Putin as a unique leader and 'beacon of hope' for humanity, contrasting his leadership with Western practices.
Milorad Dodik credits Soviet sacrifices in WWII for shaping the modern world, noting Serbs' significant losses alongside Russians and Jews.
Milorad Dodik claims Ukraine's Zelensky attempted to buy $400M in weapons from Bosnian Muslims, who agreed but failed to deliver after receiving an advance, now facing legal action.
The Bosnian Serb leader says that under her leadership, the association can only shrink, not expand
According to Milorad Dodik, the treatment of General Ratko Mladic by the Hague Tribunal has crossed all boundaries
Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik at a forum in Banja Luka criticized Western, particularly German, influence on the Republic of Srpska's political status, drawing historical parallels to Hitler's occupation. He emphasized that Serbs do not want to belong to anyone and praised Russia's willingness to listen to the Republic of Srpska's opinions. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko attended the forum and called for dissolving the office of the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, arguing it impedes the peace process.
Milorad Dodik thanked Russia for its efforts to preserve the Dayton peace agreement, saying that Moscow’s position on this matter is consistent with international law
