OPPOSITION FIGURES FROM SRPSKA IN SARAJEVO ON ST. GEORGE'S DAY - THERE WAS NO SLAVA BREAD ON THE TABLE, BUT REPUBLIKA SRPSKA WAS BEING "BROKEN"

BANJA LUKA, MAY 7 /SRNA/ - Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik said that opposition figures from Srpska, as is "appropriate," celebrated St. George's Day /Đurđevdan/ in Sarajevo with the leader of the People and Justice party Elmedin Konaković and UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy, where there was no ceremonial bread on the table, but Republika Srpska was being "broken".

Dodik, who is also the president of the SNSD, said that no candle was lit at the meeting either, but the leaders of the PDP Draško Stanivuković, the Justice and Order List Nebojša Vukanović and the SDS Milan Miličević were illuminated by promises that they would receive support if they helped turn Srpska into a shelter for migrants from Europe.

"Lammy came to Sarajevo to ensure that BiH permanently accommodates the migrants Europe wants to get rid of," Dodik wrote on X.

Dodik emphasized that the statements made by the participants of this meeting were completely senseless, especially their claim that a minister from a country that left the EU spoke to them about the European path.

"All in all, when you add up two little `troikas,` you get zero," Dodik said.

Representatives of two "troikas" - the ruling coalition from the Federation of BiH, composed of the SDP, People and Justice /NiP/, and Our Party, and the opposition bloc from Republika Srpska, made up of the SDS, PDP, and the Justice and Order List, held a meeting last night in Sarajevo with UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy and British Ambassador Julian Reilly.