Mujanovic: Dodik’s regime, supported by China and Russia, hired Trump people they appear at his party rally

Mujanovic: Dodik’s regime, supported by China and Russia, hired Trump people they appear at his party rally

Mujanovic: Dodik’s regime, supported by China and Russia, hired Trump people they appear at his party rally

Politologist and the connoisseur of developments in the Balkans, Jasmin Mujanovac, has reacted after reporting the Bosnian portal detector for the presence of US President Donald Trump’s associates at a pre-election rally of Milorad Dodik’s party, SNSD.

Bosnian media have identified people associated with the White House, Alex Garcia, James Blair, Andrew H. Smith and, apparently, Chris LaCavita, in the photos of a Bosnia’s pre-election session of the Sessesionist regime, supported by China and Russia, who committed them, as reported in the New York Times, wrote on X Mujanovic.

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Detector It reported that through photos and videos, it confirmed the presence of Garcias, Blair and Smith at Dodik’s SNSD closing rally on October 2nd in Banjalce’s Boric Hall. The portal also identified a person who resembles La Cavito but stressed that he could not really confirm his identity.

According to the report, representatives of at least three American companies working for the Government of the entity Republika Srpska were at the gathering. This has raised questions as to whether the public-paid commitment has also served the party campaign.

Transparency International’s director in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ivana Korajlic, said that only participation in the rally is not a violation. However, according to her, if the party’s advice is paid by the budget, it would constitute a misuse that must be investigated.

Source Layer: Dukeagini

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