Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik announces Hungary's potential takeover of infrastructure projects in Bosnia-Herzegovina after Germany's suspension over Dodik's secessionist actions.
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But he said Germany still considered the contracts active, while Republika Srpska waits for Berlin to resolve so that the entity can"can realize these projects with the Hungarians and Prime Minister Orban in the best possible way and for mutual benefit." Orban, a crucial ally for Dodik, has blocked European Union sanctions against the pro-Russian president of the Serbian member of Bosnia's tripartite presidency, which also includes a Bosniak Muslim and an ethnic Croat.
Dodik also made a controversial trip to Moscow last year for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. After his meeting with Orban, he said he would meet again with Putin"soon."RFE/RL journalists report the news in 21 countries where a free press is banned by the government or not fully established. We provide what many…to your account to post your comment, or enter a different email address to continue with your comment & account creation.
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