Republika Srpska - Soldat
06/12/2025
10:24

TREBINJE, JUNE 12 /SRNA/ – Professor at the University of Banja Luka, Oleg Soldat, told SRNA that the current “witch hunt” situation in BiH does not concern only the top officials of Republika Srpska, but all Serbs, emphasizing that anyone cooperating with the pseudo-structure of Christian Schmidt, who lacks support even in Germany, is a traitor to Serbian national interests.
Soldat stated that today, those exposed to persecution and pressure are the President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik, Speaker of the National Assembly Nenad Stevandić, and Prime Minister Radovan Višković, but tomorrow it could be any Serb.
"This is not a red line — it is a purple line. Tomorrow, it could be anyone who raises three fingers or displays any traditional symbol from their national discourse," said Soldat.
According to him, the Muslim population in BiH is seeking to switch patrons, trying to replace the U.S. with Germany, while at the same time, the U.S. is working to transform its presence in Germany.
The Muslim population, he pointed out, has been choosing a mentor in BiH for 150 years to destabilize what was once the absolutely dominant demographic group — the Orthodox Serbs — who are now a minority compared to the Muslim population due to genocide during the two world wars.
"And now, to all of this, you can add the pressure factor of Christian Schmidt, which is proving to be futile, as the National Assembly of Republika Srpska successfully defends the constitutional Dayton-based competences of Republika Srpska," Soldat stressed.
He emphasized that BiH is an unsustainable and unworkable country, but added that he finds some encouragement in what he called Germany’s "insane and unintelligent foreign policy."
Soldat noted that Schmidt is a Bavarian, and that Germany is currently "suicidally galloping into a third campaign against Russia and the East."
He also stated that Serbs must not enter the EU, which, according to him, has fragmented the Serbian world into five states and five non-existent languages.