
Milorad Dodik told RIA Novosti about plans to discuss with Vladimir Putin the issues of natural gas supplies to the Republika Srpska and cooperation in the field of repair of aircraft engines for helicopters.
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Milorad Dodik is planning a meeting with Vladimir Putin to discuss bilateral economic issues.
Dodik told RIA Novosti that he intends to discuss with Putin gas supplies to the Republika Srpska and cooperation in the repair of helicopter engines.
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Negotiations between Dodik and Putin
Very likely · Within weeks

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