—❗️🇧🇦/🇷🇸 BREAKING: Bosnia and Herzegovina's state court issues international arrest warrants for Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik and Parliamentary Speaker Nenad Stevandić.

The warrants, citing charges of attacking the constitutional order, have been submitted to Interpol; confirmation from the General Secretariat in Lyon is pending.

📰 Source: Reuters.

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🇧🇦🇮🇱 Dodik is currently on an official visit to Israel, attending an anti-Semitism conference with Israeli President Isaac Herzog and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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—🇧🇦🇮🇱 UPDATE: Milorad Dodik felt unwelcome at Israeli conference on antisemitism.​

President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, expressed feeling like an intruder during his visit to Israel for an international conference on combating antisemitism, stating he discovered he was unwelcome.​

📰 Source: Istraga.

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—🇧🇦 UPDATE: Naša Stranka open to indirect election of BiH Presidency members from Federation.​

Predrag Kojović of Naša Stranka stated the party would accept a system where only BiH Presidency members from the Federation are elected by the BiH Parliament.​

📰 Source: Istraga.

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📝 Broken down simply:

Predrag Kojović, a politician from the Bosnian party Naša Stranka (Our Party), said that his party would be willing to accept a political deal where:

- Only the members of the Bosnian Presidency from the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (the mostly Bosniak-Croat part of the country),
- Would be elected indirectly, meaning not by voters, but by the national Parliament.

This is significant because Bosnia and Herzegovina has a three-member presidency—one Bosniak, one Croat (both from the Federation), and one Serb (from Republika Srpska). Normally, they're elected directly by the people.

👉 So, Kojović is saying: “We could agree that Bosniak and Croat presidency members are elected by Parliament, not by public vote.”

—🇧🇦 UPDATE: RS Government's Cessna lands in Banja Luka; Dodik returns home amid police inaction.

A Cessna aircraft belonging to the Republika Srpska government landed in Banja Luka at 2:15 AM, returning from Israel, where he was when Bosnia's State Court issued an international arrest warrant against him.

President Milorad Dodik is believed to have continued his journey overland or by helicopter. Despite an outstanding central search warrant issued by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, domestic police agencies have not intervened.​

📰 Source: Istraga

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—🇧🇦 NEW: Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik summoned by state prosecutors over corruption probe linked to Belgrade villa.

The BiH Prosecutor's Office has summoned Republika Srpska President Dodik for questioning on April 2 regarding alleged corruption in the acquisition of a luxury villa in Dedinje, Serbia. Failure to appear could trigger renewed arrest warrants.

(Source: Istraga)

—⏳🇷🇸 UPDATE: Serbia receives additional 30-day postponement of EU sanctions targeting the Russian-majority-owned NIS oil company, confirms President Vučić.

🇭🇺🇮🇱 In Israel, Dodik met with members of the political parties Fidesz, from Hungary, and Smotritch, from Israel.

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—🇸🇰/🇽🇰/🇦🇱 NEW: Slovak President confirms continued non-recognition of Kosovo during Albania visit.

Peter Pellegrini reiterated Slovakia’s unchanged position on Kosovo recognition, emphasizing it stems from state policy, not against the Albanian nation.

(Source: Official statement via Albanian press briefing)

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🇧🇦🇷🇺 Telegram sources indicate Dodik is currently in Moscow for a meeting with Putin next Tuesday.

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—🤝🇷🇸/🇭🇺 NEW: Serbia and Hungary sign strategic defense cooperation agreement.

Serbian President Vučić announced intention to form a military alliance with Hungary following talks with Defense Minister Szalay-Bobrovniczky in Belgrade.

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—🇷🇸/🇦🇱 NEW: Albanian MP Kamberi announces boycott of Serbian government formation talks.

Shaip Kamberi condemned the process as a “false democratic” move, citing 13 years of unmet Albanian demands for equal rights and status in Serbia.

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🇧🇦🇷🇺 Dodik meets Putin in Moscow.

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