“It is obvious that there is a crisis among those who proposed it. The crisis is in the fact that it was proposed unilaterally by (BiH Ambassador to the UN Zlatko) Lagumdžija and that it is not the position of BiH,” Dodik told reporters in Teslić.
Dodik pointed out that it is obvious that the efforts of the Serbian member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Željka Cvijanović and the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić, as well as others who worked on these issues, have borne fruit.
“We managed to explain that it could be a bigger problem than any solution. Now, as far as I have information, some other dimensions are involved. It would be best if it didn’t happen, but if it does happen, it will inevitably cause a serious political and every other crisis in BiH itself,” Dodik said, as reported by Srna.
The President of Srpska pointed out that the idea was to hold the session of the Government of Srpska in Srebrenica on May 2, on the day when the UN General Assembly was scheduled to vote on the resolution on Srebrenica.
Answering the question of whether the Government session will be postponed, Dodik said that he will talk to the Prime Minister of Srpska, Radovan Višković, about it being postponed.
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