Milorad Dodik: I have no intention of complying with occupying force, I will continue doing my job

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Serb Republic (RS) President Milorad Dodik says that he has no intention of resigning, even though his appeal against the decision of the Electoral Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), to strip him of his mandate was officially rejected yesterday by the Court of BiH.

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"They didn't give me that mandate, they won't take it away, I will continue doing my job. I have no intention of complying with that occupying force and the Muslim fundamentalism because that means that the RS (Serb entity in BiH) would be humiliated and, if things go like that, it would be at the mercy of the whims of prosecutors and judges, in any case, those who hate the RS," Dodik said on Tuesday.

He pointed out that he had been "put on trial by judges who were military judges during the civil war in BiH, and who are known Serb haters, bent on inflicting blows and evil against the Serbs."

"On the other hand, there is the dimension of the foreigner. The foreigner came here to dish out democracy. We'll see who will win, the democratic will of our people, or they. I believe the will of our people will win," said Dodik.

He stressed that the RS is under constant "hybrid war waged by foreigners."

"It's all all over the place with them, they stand for the Dayton (peace) Agreement, and then they say, it's a straitjacket. The Dayton Agreement has failed, someone, will blow the whistle to mark the end one day, and on that day, we (RS) will certainly not be in Bosnia and Herzegovina," said Dodik.

He pointed out that the Serb entity will resolve everything peacefully.

"I call on everyone to find within themselves the reasons for which RS exists and let's hold two referendums. The first one will be to reject those efforts, and the second will be based on the no vote in the first referendum, which we believe will happen," said Dodik.

He added that his detractors will try to persecute him again, but that this time they will not succeed.

"Maybe they had a chance last time, but this time I don't know if they will, and how we will behave. I am proud of our structures and our police, we are not sitting idly. whatever they may think about that," Dodik made his position clear.

(Telegraf.rs)