MINIĆ: SRPSKA’S VOICE WILL BE HEARD AT SESSION

BANJA LUKA, OCTOBER 30 /SRNA/ –Republika Srpska Prime Minister Savo Minić emphasized that the voice of Republika Srpska will be heard at tomorrow’s session of the UN Security Council, which Russia’s presidency will contribute to.

Minić has stated that the session will highlight everything that the Government of Republika Srpska pointed out in its report, namely, the genesis of problems in BiH and how the Serb side sees their resolution. "I believe this will serve as a basis for future discussions," Minić told the press in Banja Luka. He says there is still a lack of sufficient understanding from the European state members of the UN Security Council and that he does not expect major steps forward, but remains optimistic, as he believes certain processes cannot be completed in a single day or at a single session. The Republika Srpska Government has submitted a report to the UN Security Council stating that the democratic constitutional order established by the Dayton Peace Agreement has, unfortunately, been altered and undermined by unlawful, dictatorial decrees issued by various international high representatives. It was emphasized that this is being done most drastically by the current self-declared representative – Christian Schmidt.