Vucic, Dodik: Better future for RS, good relations with BiH

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BELGRADE - Serbia will always insist on the survival of and a better future for Serbs in Republika Srpska (RS), and on good and friendly relations with Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said at a meeting with RS President Milorad Dodik.

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Vucic and Dodik discussed the current political situation in the BiH and the Western Balkan region, said a statement released by the Serbian government.

Dodik pointed out that an organised campaign against the RS and its Serb population is underway in the BiH and some other countries.

"Republika Srpska sees its ally in Serbia first and foremost, and expects the Serbian government and its authorities to provide full support to the RS in line with the Dayton peace agreement and help protect it from all forms of threat," Dodik said.

Peace and stability are vital interests for Serbs wherever they may live, Vucic noted, adding that Serbia will always insist on the survival of and a better future for Serbs in Republika Srpska, and on good and friendly relations with the BiH as a whole.

(Telegraf.co.uk / Tanjug)