Republika Srpska's parliament has voted to hold a referendum on October 25, following the exclusion of Milorad Dodik from the presidency by a federal court. Dodik, convicted of undermining the functioning of the country, is contesting the decision and threatening to block the elections. The referendum will ask citizens whether they accept foreign decisions that have affected Dodik. He is seeking support from Russia, Hungary and Serbia, given persistent ethnic tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Referendum al bosniacilor sârbi pentru a-l menține la putere pe aliatul lui Vladimir Putin, în ciuda deciziilor emise de autoritățile federale. „Mergeți pe un teren minat”
Parlamentul Republicii Srpska convoacă un referendum privind verdictul de demitere a liderului separatist Dodik
En Bosnie, un référendum sera organisé le 25 octobre sur la condamnation de Milorad Dodik, chef des Serbes
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