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Russia: Western Appointment of Acting High Representative for Bosnia Lacks Legal Basis
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- Russia's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova stated that Western attempts to appoint Louis Crischock as interim high representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina are without legal basis.
- She cited the Dayton Agreement, which does not recognize an acting high representative, and noted that only a UN Security Council-approved candidate can hold such powers.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova stated that Western attempts to appoint Louis Crischock as interim high representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina are without legal basis. She cited the Dayton Agreement, which does not recognize an acting high representative, and noted that only a UN Security Council-approved candidate can hold such powers.
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