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07.10.2026
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KOVAČEVIĆ RESPONDS TO SCHMIDT: DODIK MAY BE A "POLITICAL ANIMAL", BUT YOU ARE A "POLITICAL CORPSE"
BANJA LUKA, OCTOBER 7 /SRNA/ - SNSD spokesman Radovan Kovačević told Christian Schmidt that Milorad Dodik may indeed be a "political animal", but that Schmidt is certainly "politically dead".
Kovačević posted on X that Schmidt was "politically dead" precisely thanks to Dodik. Speaking to German radio station Deutschlandfunk, Schmidt commented on the election results in BiH, the role of the opposition in Republika Srpska and the international influence of the United States and Russia, and described Milorad Dodik as a "political animal".
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