Former Deputy Prime Minister: CIA chief's visit to bring new diplomatic, security developments

“We will have a different trajectory of security and political and diplomatic developments that only began from Dodik's statement you heard, that he has led the convoy of uprisings and imposing violence and imposing a situation of Republika Serpska's secession with the idea of forming that so-called Great Serbia, whereas minutes after the CIA chief's visit he declared we did not have and we do not have it on the agenda but we will interpret it and find within every letter of the Dayton Agreement. So this compelling silence of the CIA chief in the region, an extraordinary calm by appearing only with pictures except the general politico-diplomatic message add here and then the messages we know that such levels give back the scenes so compelling messages that they are not prayers, I believe we will have a new development of”, he said in Tv 1.

For the former deputy minister, this visit shows that instead of intelligence-backed diplomacy, the governing role has taken on intelligence as a pilot of diplomacy.

“An unusual but very important visit both in terms of security and diplomatic terms because it is now seen that instead of intelligently based diplomacy it seems to have taken on the lead intelligence role as the forwarder of diplomacy”, Hoxha added.

Otherwise, American Central Intelligence Agency Chief (CIA) William Burns was in Kosovo on Thursday, where he met with Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani.

Before Kosovo, he was in Sarajevo, where he met with Republika Serpsla, Dodik and in Belgrade with Serbian President Vuciq.