
The chairman of the ruling Republika Srpska party, Milorad Dodik, said that Bosnia and Herzegovina has still not imposed sanctions against Russia, and that he will continue to fight external attempts to impose such measures, as well as ensure the country's military neutrality.
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Republika Srpska is one of the two constituent parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina and has significant autonomy in matters of foreign policy and security.
Republika Srpska opposes Bosnia's imposition of sanctions against Russia. This was stated by the chairman of the ruling party of the Republika Srpska “Union of Independent Social Democrats” Milorad Dodik during a meeting with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, RIA Novosti reports.
“We continue to fight against any external influences, against attempts to force us to accept sanctions against Russia. So far, Bosnia and Herzegovina has not done this,” the politician said.
Dodik added that he would take all necessary actions to maintain military neutrality in the country.
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Republika Srpska will continue to oppose the introduction of sanctions against Russia
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