Dodik: Why would any reasonable personal recognize independence of Kosovo and but not of Serb Republic?
Commenting on EU Special Envoy Miroslav Lajcak's statement that "no reasonable person wants a Serb Republic in Kosovo," Serb member of the Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) Presidency Milorad Dodik asked why double standards are being persistently applied to places only a few hundred kilometers away from each other
Serb member of the Presidency of BiH Milorad Dodik believes that the example of how the issue of the constituency of the peoples in BiH was resolved, among other things through the existence of the Serb Republic (RS), is a good model, adding that he does not see why anyone would refer to it as unreasonable when it comes to so-called Kosovo.
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Commenting on EU Special Envoy Miroslav Lajcak's statement that "no reasonable person wants a Serb Republic in Kosovo," Serb member of the Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) Presidency Milorad Dodik asked why double standards are being persistently applied to places only a few hundred kilometers away from each other.
"I could put the things the other way and say, why would a reasonable person recognize Kosovo as independent, but not the Serb Republic," Dodik wondered in a statement for Srna.
(Telegraf.rs)