POLITICAL MADNESS FROM SARAJEVO MUST END, UNILATERAL BAN ON PM MACUT’S FLIGHT

BANJA LUKA, SEPTEMBER 14 /SRNA/ - Sarajevo has gone too far by unilaterally banning Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut from flying through its airspace, President Milorad Dodik said today, stressing that the political madness and outbursts of hatred from Bosniak politicians must come to an end.

"By unilaterally deciding to ban Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut from flying through its airspace, they have gone too far. They have no right to make such a decision. It is unconstitutional. It does not respect the constituent status of the Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks. It excludes one people," Dodik said.

Dodik added that whenever he says BiH is an unviable country, they immediately make an effort to prove him right.

"If Republika Srpska celebrates a holiday together with Serbia, what does Sarajevo care? Let the Bosniaks celebrate whatever they want with Iran; Iran is the only one they have left. They have driven their relations with everyone else to the point of hostility," Dodik wrote on X.

He stressed that, despite the hysteria in Sarajevo, the Day of Serbian Unity, Freedom and the National Flag would be marked this evening with pride and dignity.

"Serbian officials will be with us in Banja Luka, and the shame will remain in Sarajevo," Dodik concluded.