DODIK: OUR OFFER TO SARAJEVO - TAKE US BACK TO THE DAYTON IF YOU WANT BiH

BANJA LUKA, SEPTEMBER 30 /SRNA/ – President Milorad Dodik stated that the Serbs’ offer to official Sarajevo is: take us back to the Dayton Peace Agreement if you want BiH.

"We have developed a methodology according to which we are taking our course. All of this will be peaceful. Time will put everything in order. Either something will function or it will not; I know Republika Srpska will," Dodik said.

Dodik stressed that BiH is a failed country and that official Sarajevo is making a mockery of it.

"Four years ago, we agreed that we would unblock the Buk Bijela, Trebinje Airport and Southern Interconnection projects, but none of this has been done, which proves that we are dealing with pathological liars who are ready to make a mockery of the state and of agreements," Dodik said.

Dodik pointed out that no Serb can give consent to Denis Bećirović’s speech at the session of the UN General Assembly.

"Under such circumstances, there is no dialogue. You cannot build something out of hatred. Things are resolved through love, through a shared desire for things to improve and be properly organised," Dodik said.

He said that political Sarajevo delivers some kind of provocation and makes a mockery of BiH on daily basis, citing as an example a monograph on BiH diplomacy produced by Elmedin Konaković.

"That monograph includes what the Muslims did between 1991 and 1995. Diplomacy has existed only since the Dayton Peace Agreement, because before that we were warring parties," Dodik told RTRS.

He said that official Sarajevo does not understand the time.

"They still think that /Michael/ Murphy and /Christian/ Schmidt are here and that the global world is unquestionably under the control of the Biden and Brussels administrations. They are right about one thing – the Brussels administration is still there, but what can it do today?" Dodik said.

He stressed that the path toward the EU is irrelevant if it continues in such a way that Republika Srpska is reduced every time through reforms imposed by Brussels.

"The Brussels project is an anti-Serb project. This also applies to Serbia in relation to Kosovo," Dodik said.