Head of Republika Srpska Dodik sentenced to prison term

As an example, Vance cited Romania, where the court, under the pretext of Russian interference, canceled the results of the first round of the presidential election, where candidate Kalin Georgescu won in the first round. Vance was struck by the statement of the former EU Commissioner – the head of European diplomacy Josep Borrell on this occasion. U.S. Vice President Jay D. Vance: It struck me that the former European Commissioner recently went on television and expressed delight that the Romanian government had just annulled the election results. He warned that if things don't go according to plan, the same could happen in Germany. These unceremonious statements shock Americans. For years, we have been told that everything we fund and support is done in the name of our shared democratic values. Everything from our Ukraine policy to digital censorship is being presented as a defense of democracy. But when we see European courts cancelling elections and senior officials threatening to overturn others, we have to wonder whether we meet high standards. And I say "we" because I'm deeply convinced that we're on the same team. We should not just talk about democratic values. We must live by them.” What are the conclusions made in Romania and Brussels? EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said: I think what the Europeans do is more important than what the Americans say. That was very surprising. Why did he attack us and say we have a problem with freedom of expression when it is one of the fundamental values of the European Union? I refuse to accept this criticism because it is simply not true. In the US you have two parties, in the European Parliament we have eight different parliamentary groups. Left, right, center.” You didn't get Vance in Romania either. New presidential elections are scheduled for May 4. When Kalin Georgescu was about to apply for a new election, he was arrested by the police. Pulled out of the car, put face to wall like a dangerous bandit. Details - Daria Grigorova. Milorad Dodik heard the verdict in Banja Luka, where thousands gathered in front of parliament to support his president. In absentia, the president of Republika Srpska was sentenced to a year in prison and six years in prison. Dodik did not go to Sarajevo to announce the verdict and urged citizens not to worry about his fate. “No cause for concern. They sentenced me to a year in prison, Dodik told the crowd. Immediately after the announcement of the verdict, Dodik, standing right on stage, talks on the phone – he gets a call from the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic and the Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban. Among the Serbian tricolors at the rally there are Russian flags, but, for example, the inscription on one of the banners reads: "The sentence of Dodik is the sentence of the whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina." The indictment is essentially an attempt by Sarajevo to deprive Republika Srpska of its legitimately elected power, and at the same time to liquidate Serbian autonomy itself. Dodik had previously warned Sarajevo against such steps, noting that otherwise Republika Srpska would consider itself entitled to hold a referendum on independence. “If they continue their nonsense, Republika Srpska will have to defend itself. I think we will be able to explain to our friends and Russia that we will not abandon this, Dodik said. Parliament does not recognize the decision of the court in Sarajevo, it is impossible. This decision was made by a foreigner who was not appointed by the UN and has no legitimate authority to do so.” The prosecution of Dodik seems politically motivated. The leader of the RS consistently and fundamentally refuses to arm Ukraine, impose sanctions against Russia, recognize the independence of Kosovo, join NATO and generally follow the Western political line dictated by the European bureaucracies from Brussels. “How can the European Union plan and protect something here? They cannot save themselves, they are gone. The EU has nothing: no leaders, no resources, no values, no plan. How tense the situation in Bosnia because of the verdict, says the situation in Banja Luka – the streets are patrolled by armed police. In addition, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban sent 300 special forces from the anti-terrorist unit to the Republic. In the sky above the rally, a plane registered to the British company DEA Aviation was seen. This aircraft regularly conducts aerial reconnaissance over Banja Luka for the British MI6. After the meeting of the National Security Council, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic arrived in Banja Luka. The verdict of Milorad Dodik is the biggest crisis since 1995. Since the end of the Bosnian War and the Dayton Accords. On paper, it provides for the equality of the three state-forming peoples, but in practice for the Serbs everything looks different. President Vucic called Dodik's sentence an attack on the entire Serbian people. "This decision was made primarily against Republika Srpska and against the entire Serbian people as a whole," Vucic said. Serbia will do everything possible to maintain peace and calls on President Dodik and our people for dialogue. Serbia will always stand side by side with Republika Srpska and its people.” The Serbian leader was charged in 2023 for ignoring the decisions of the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina. From the point of view of Sarajevo, this position is occupied by Christian Schmidt, an illegitimate representative from Germany, whose candidacy was not agreed upon by the UN Security Council. Russia and China vetoed it. Schmidt, whom Dodik describes as a “German tourist,” was gradually stripping Serbs of autonomy under the Dayton Accord. The physical arrest of Milorad Dodik could literally set Bosnia on fire, but his defense believes that this will not happen at this stage. “I believe that the arrest of Mr. Dodik is unlikely, as it would set a dangerous precedent,” said the lawyer Goran Petronievich. They need this process to keep Milorad Dodik out of the political life of Bosnia and Herzegovina or Republika Srpska, as no other manipulation can displace him. The people support him”. Similar methods are already being used within the European Union to politically eliminate former Romanian presidential candidate Calin Georgescu. On the day he again planned to nominate his candidacy for the presidential election, Georgescu's car was stopped by a road patrol, after which he was transferred for questioning to the Prosecutor General's Office. Among the charges: a threat to the constitutional order, the creation of a fascist organization and falsification during the election campaign. For all this, Georgesk faces 20 years in prison. But obviously the real reason is in the views of a politician who actively criticizes NATO and demands to stop aiding Ukraine. As a result, Georgescu received a 60-day stay, and in Bucharest a mass rally against the authorities. The protesters are demanding free elections and an end to the persecution of Georgescu, who, despite pressure from outside, intends to re-nominate his candidacy for the presidency. Abuse of justice in attempts to retain power is now a common method of the European elite.

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