Dodik: Bosnia won't recognise Kosovo

Serbian Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency member Milorad Dodik said this country will not recognise Kosovo.

Milorad Dodik stressed for RTRS that “Serbia did not recognise Kosovo's self-declared independence and that Bosnia and Herzegovina would not do the same”.

Dodik says the self-declared “Kosovo will remain in a vacuum in which it suffers support from countries that created it as a supposedly independent state, and essentially without the will of the majority in the United Nations to be verified as internationally recognised.

The Bosnian Serb presidency member says Kosovo does not have most of the countries in the UN, and it is clear that there will be even fewer countries that have previously supported it.

When it comes to the proposal that this country's embassy from Tel Aviv moves to Jerusalem, Dodik says it will be discussed at the Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency session, which has been warned to be held on 17 September, the Kosovo Clan broadcasts.

According to him, Republika Srpska formed its representation in Israel and placed it in Jerusalem and decided clearly to support the Israelite State

He added, among other things, that “is logical that we should continue with the affirmation of this” interest.