Dodik: Kurti to stop destabilising, Balkans to be calm

He declared that after that the entire Balkans will be calm.

According to Dodik, ” Kurti is known as the person who does not respect the agreements already, as he said “gave himself the right to share lectures in the region”.

When he has already dared to comment on Republika Srpska, it would be wiser to say that Republika Srpska should have the same status as Kosovo”, reports the Srna news agency.

Dodik has thus responded to a statement by Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti made days earlier about Republika Srpska.

The chief of Kosovo's executive under the Delphi Economic Forum, had declared that Russia has an interest in continuing the war and sees it as a danger not only to Moldova and Georgia, but also to the Western Balkans across Serbia.

Kurti had said, among other things, that Republika Srpska in Bosnia has become a kind of Russian Kaliningrad in our region today.

We remember that Kaliningrad Ain is a Russian enclave bordering Lithuania in the north, with Poland in the south and the Baltic Sea in the west. EU enlargement in 2004, when Poland and Lithuania became members, meant that Russia-controlled area has had land borders with the EU ever since