The mayors, who participated in the meeting with Milorad Dodik, came out earlier, while Dodik, who spent the night at the headquarters of the Serbian government, left the building only around 12 o'clock to take part in the opening of the rector of the University of Eastern Sarajevo and the Music Academy. According to Avaz TV, Dodik showed three fingers when he passed by journalists.
Recall: SIPA inspectors tried to stop Dodik, but employees of the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Serbian opposed it, so the officers finally abandoned the arrest. Other local media report that Serbian police threatened Bosnian officers, that they would use firearms to protect Dodika.
The court of Bosnia and Herzegovina had previously issued a detention order for Dodik, as well premiere of the Serbian Republic of Radovan Viskovic and Chairman of the Congregation of the Serbian Republic Nenad Stevandic.
Dodik arrived on Wednesday, April 23 to the Administrative Center of the Government of the Serbian Republic in Sarajevo, to meet the mayor and heads of municipalities that are part of the city of Sarajevo's Eastern.
Earlier that day Dodik visited the city of Sekovici, where at 16 He took part in a meeting regarding the start of gauze [instalacji sieci gazowej] the eastern part of the Serbian Republic. The meeting took place in the municipal building, as previously announced by the office of the President of the Republic of Serbian.
Pictures and recordings of the attempt to arrest Dodik appeared in the local media. The RTRS public radio and television network learned that the SIPA action was managed by Elvir Ademovic, brother of the Bosnian politician Kemal Ademovic, who during the war was the head of Bosnian Muslim secret AID secret services.
Meanwhile, Milorad Dodik took part in the ceremonial opening of the rector's building and the University of Music Academy, after which its speech was planned for the media. The President of the Republic of Serbian is also to meet separately with the management of the communes of Pale and Sokolac.
Milorad Dodik: I won't go under pressure
Milorad Dodik turned to the media from Sarajevo after receiving information that SIPA officers tried to deliver his arrest warrant. – We had a meeting all the time, we didn't interrupt him. I feel fine. I am healthy, alive and I do not intend to leave this place under pressure. This is the Serbian Republic. [SIPA] This is not an agency behind the Serbian Republic. They broke the law. We saw that there was also the brother of Kemal Ademovic, the head of AID during the war, the one who did everything to demonize us in many places, to cause Serbian suffering: these people from Sipa are trying to do something, but they can't. They do not represent the Serbian Republic – said Dodik.
– Does anyone really think that the police, whose task is to protect the institution, will bow to the occupation forces such as Sipa, the court [Bośni i Hercegowiny]prosecutor's office and [sędzia] Schmidt? If so, it's stupid. Five thousand policemen or 1.2 million Serbs cannot be imprisoned. We know that you want to expel us, but you will drive out the entire Serbian Republic from Bosnia and Herzegovina. We won't go to war, we don't need weapons. We are convinced that we must defend what is holy for us. If you had at least a bit of respect for the Serbian Republic, there would be no situation that [sędzia] Schmidt decides, and the Muslim court runs – added Dodik, referring to the order to arrest.
Sipa also took the floor. – I can confirm that SIPA members stayed in the administrative center of the Serbian Republic of the Serbian Republic in Eastern Sarajevo in connection with the execution of the court's decision of the Bosnia and Herzegovina court regarding the crime of non -performance of the decision of the Constitutional Tribunal. We tried to meet the order, but the members of the SIPA were prevented by the Ministry of the Interior – said spokeswoman Sipa Jelena Miovć.
Darko Ćulum, who is still the official director of SIPA, said to the media that “he has nothing to do with it and knows who has.”
Interior Minister of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ramo Isak, said that The Federal Police Administration (FUP) can help Sipa in the arrest of Dodik. He stated that FUP is ready to give SIPA immediate help if he received such an order from state judicial institutions.
