DODIK: Bosniak politicians are sycophants to the West and the U.S., they ask them what they will do when we are on the verge of compromise

Bosniak politicians in Sarajevo are sycophants to the West and America, so it’s no wonder they haven’t commented on the opening of accession negotiations with Ukraine, said the President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, today.

Dodik emphasized that this is something “great thinkers in Brussels contemplated,” even though Bosnia and Herzegovina is a concept of stability compared to Ukraine.

He believes that it is unfair that negotiations with Ukraine have been opened, breaking some principles.

“When we started this process and talked in Brussels and many other places, it was said that the country must be stable. Political stability is a condition for Bosnia and Herzegovina to close the OHR Office but also for further progress towards the EU. What of that do you have in Ukraine? Bosnia and Herzegovina is a concept of stability compared to Ukraine,” Dodik told reporters.

He assessed that Bosniak politicians from Sarajevo are not real partners but just good sycophants to the West and America because they will act as they are told.