Still mystery of how Bosnia's borders crossed, Dodik arrives in Moscow

The pro-Russian president of the Republika Srpska -- Bosnia and Herzegovina Serb entity, Milorad Dodik -- has announced on Monday that it has arrived in Moscow. Through an X post once Twitter, Dodik has said that each time he goes to the Russian capital, he starts his stay with “a visit to the Monument of Unknown Hero to honour the 28 million Russians who died in World War II”.

He has provided no details about the reasons for the visit but will be there again on May 9th to mark Victory Day against Fascim during World War II. The court in Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued an international warrant for Dodik, because he has not responded to the parties of the Prosecutor's Office to interview him over allegedly committing the criminal act of assault on constitutional order, follows. Periscope.

“will be here again on May 9th, at the invitation of Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin to mark the 80th anniversary of the victory over fascism, during which the Russian and Serbian people have mostly mourned”, Dodik said in a video published on X.

Some are trying to rewrite history. It's impossible, but those who want to do this are trying to distort historical facts. Historical facts about the sufferings of the Russian and Serbian people and Jews during World War II cannot be changed”, Dodik has said.

He has spoken highly of Putin, who has met him several times since Russia's war began in Ukraine, and described him as the key historical <x0rider of the Russian people”.

He has endured everything and has come to the state of welcoming another counterpart, who is important in fighting the global elite, and he is President (American, Donald) Trump in the United States”, Dodik has said.

On March 27th, the Court in Bosnia and Herzegovina has demanded that the International Police Organisation (INTERPOL) issue red statements to Dodik and the chairman of the Republika Srpska Parliament, Nenad Stevja, persecute, under suspicion that they have committed the criminal work of “assault on Bosnia and Herzegovina's constitutional order”.

<x0) However, it is in the competence of INTERPOL member states to decide whether to arrest a person or not.

The decision has been made after both have left Bosnia, avoiding border legal procedures, and the warrant has already been issued, meaning that police agencies should send them before the court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The request for the arrest of top RS officials comes in a turbulent period, as on February 26th Dodik has been sentenced in the first instance by the Bosnian Court to one year in prison and six years in detention to hold public office because of disrespect of international High Representative's decisions in Bosnia.

A day after the act, the RS People's Assembly has adopted unconstitutional laws with which, on entity territory, has made efforts to ban the work of the Bosnian Court and Prosecutorship, State Agency for Investigation and Protection (SIPA), as well as the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council. Bosnia and Herzegovina's Constitutional Court has ruled on 7 March for a temporary move and has banned the implementation of laws adopted by the entity parliament. / REL