Bosnian Serb leader returned to Sarajevo after arrest attempt

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Bosnian Serb Leader Milowed Dodic (Image: AP)

Sarajevo: Bosnian Serb Leader Milorad Dodic, who wanted allegations of isolation, returned to Serb part of the capital on Thursday, the federal police tried to arrest him, but returned for fear of struggle.
Dodic, president of Bosnian Serb Statistics, has been desired after a series of separatist moves by Bosnia’s Central Judiciary, but continues to convince one. arrest warrant Was released in mid -March. Since the end of its ethnic war in the 1990s, Bosnia is divided into two highly autonomous parts – Serb ‘ Republical Sarpska (Rupees) and a Muslim-Croeser Federation-one is connected by the central government.
On Wednesday, federal police officers tried to enter an official building East SarajevoEast of the Bosnian capital, a surb-controlled area, to arrest Dodic, but Bosnian Serb was blocked by the internal ministry forces.
Federal Police Force (SIPA) spokesman Jelena Miovic said, “Our colleagues of the Ministry of RS were not only cooperatives or, but, they believed that it should not be excluded, that it might probably lead to some conflict.”
“We simply assessed that moving forward can cause major problems … In the end, we did not go into armed … It was meant in a civilized way, to explain things clearly – that we are legally obliged to implement the court order. Bosnia and Herzegovina“He told AFP.
Dodic accused the Federal Police at an immediate press conference of “violating RS laws” on Wednesday night, referring to the RS Parliament law that banned the federal police and judiciary from Statistle. He re -revealed in Eastern Sarajevo on Thursday, which participated in the inauguration of a university building amidst the normal police appearance.
66 -year -old Dodic has repeatedly refused to follow the rule of international high representatives, who oversee the Bosnian peace deal, Christian shmitSchmid on Thursday announced an immediate suspension of all government assistance to Dodic’s party.
The court of Bosnia and Herjegovina convicted Dodic in February, sentenced him to one year jail and banned him from holding it in a public position for six years. Dodic dismissed the ruling and in response, the federal police and judiciary stopped working in Ripubalika Sarpska.