
The head of Republika Srpska intends to strengthen partnerships with Moscow
Milorad Dodik, head of the ruling Republika Srpska party, plans to discuss gas supplies, fruit exports to Russia and cooperation in the field of aircraft engine repairs with Vladimir Putin.
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Milorad Dodik is the head of the ruling party in Republika Srpska, part of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The head of the ruling Union of Independent Social Democrats party in the Republic of Srpska Bosnia and Herzegovina (RS BiH), Milorad Dodik, told RIA Novosti that he intends to discuss gas supplies and cooperation in the repair of helicopter engines with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday.
“We will also talk about opportunities for cooperation in the defense industry (cooperation on repairing helicopter and airplane engines - ed.) and support our economic activities. Republika Srpska is interested in exporting fruit to the territory of the Russian Federation and, of course, the inevitable question is a conversation about a gas contract,” he said in a conversation with the agency.
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Negotiations between Dodik and Putin on Tuesday.
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