Dodik in Moscow: Serb Politics Orienting by Looking What Moscow Does

Milorad Dodik (BetaPhoto/Milos Miskov)

The leader of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats, Milorad Dodik, stated on May 28 in an address of the plenary session of the International Security Forum in Moscow, that Serb politics was enduring difficult moments, but was “orienting against one axis – looking what the brotherly Russian nation is doing.”

Dodik has emphasized that “the Serb people know that good will prevail over evil with Russian power and resolve, and that the world order will be based on stable foundations of multi-polarity, the central pillar of which is Russia.”

“We fully share the view on the militarization of Germany and the perfidious role of Great Britain. They must be stopped,” Dodik said, as conveyed by the Radio-Television of Republika Srpska (RTRS). In his words, the Serb people deem it important which force adheres to a consistent and just policy and leaves room for the existence of small states.

Dodik has pointed out that the Serb people had “a fine-tuned feeling of justice and injustice, of the moral and the immoral and that, accordingly, they knew how to act in the past and choose a side in the Second World War.” Dodik spoke at the forum on the subject “Challenges and threats to international security in the context of forming a multi-polar order.”