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USA: Partition means end for Republika Srpska

2024-05-24 11:17:00, Kosova & Bota CNA

USA: Partition means end for Republika Srpska

The United States Embassy in Sarajevo said on Friday that the proposal by the Government of Republika Srpska (RS) to secede from Bosnia and Herzegovina is dangerous and irresponsible and that such a thing "would not mean independence, but end for Republika Srpska".

On Thursday, the RS government said that in the next 30 days it will draw up an agreement to be sent to Bosnia's other entity, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, for "peaceful separation".

The American embassy said that this proposal is in violation of the Dayton Agreement and that it "endangers the sovereignty and territorial integrity and multi-ethnic character of Bosnia".

"These are core US interests. The United States will protect and preserve them, among other things, by holding responsible those who endanger them", the communiqué states.

She accused Milorad Dodik, the nationalist president of Republika Srpska, and the RS government of trying to justify this decision based on "lies and misinformation, in order to scare the people in Republika Srpska into supporting them. on this dangerous road".

"The facts are simple and straightforward. There is no international conspiracy to divide the RS, and Dodik cannot find any statement where an American official calls for the extinction of the RS", the communiqué continues.

She made it clear that, according to the Dayton Peace Agreement and the Constitution of Bosnia, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is the successor of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

"The Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina does not give entities or sub-state units the right to division or 'secession'. RS can only exist within BiH."

Dodik's actions, according to the embassy, ??endanger the future within the Euro-Atlantic institutions that the people of Bosnia, including the RS, love./ REL 





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