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The Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina today issued a police warrant for the arrest of the President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, who has also been declared person non grata by the US.
This was also discussed today on the show 'Today Live in Albania', where analyst Ardita Behluli said that despite this, Dodik enjoys great support from the Serbian president.
"Dodik has great support from Vučić in Serbia. Things are changing here in Serbia by the hour, but let's see how it goes," she said.
The analyst also focused on the meeting between Donald Trump's son and Vučić. She said that in Serbia this meeting was seen as US support for Serbia.
"The arrival of Trump's son was a well-thought-out scenario because Vučić, after the visit, promised in a statement to realize a capital project in Belgrade that Trump's son had promised for the construction of a giant hotel. But his arrival shows the support that the US is giving to Serbia. Meanwhile, the opposition here is criticizing the arrival of Trump's son, this visit was initially kept somewhat hidden. The Serbs' comments are that it is a favor for Serbia and they draw a parallel with Kosovo since Kurti does not enjoy Trump's support, while the Serbian president is maintaining good relations with the US," she said.
The analyst also had a comment regarding the protest held yesterday (March 11) in Serbia where students blocked televisions.
"It was a blockade by the students, because the television serves Vučić. After the protest, they withdrew from there. So it was a revolt of the student movement," she said.
In Serbia, on March 15, Serbian students will organize a large rally against the government of Aleksandar Vučić. Regarding this, the analyst said that although Vučić has warned that there should be no tensions, she said that these will not be lacking.
"The protest will be grand and the largest that has happened so far, because there is a great organization from all the cities here in Serbia. But, will the March 15 protest be able to mobilize a large number of citizens, given that Vučić has said that if there are incidents, those who cause them will be arrested and will serve 3 to 15 years in prison. I think that provocations will not be lacking from Vučić's people," he said.
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