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A blog on Bosnia, the Balkans, and other random thoughts.
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4 comments:
Brcko was and is a key section of the Greater Serbian "arc". That's why so many people were butchered there. Perhaps instead of land Dodik might suggest how many lives he thinks one municipality is worth.
IIRC, Brcko was the site of one of the worst camps, run by the self-described "Serbian Adolf"
What is the attraction to Brcko now for Dodik? That's not a rhetorical question; is it economic? geographic?
My guess would be strategic "security". As long as Brcko remains outside RS there is no integrity of Bosnian Serb territory. Whatever the future relationship of RS and Serbia, that has significant implications for the influence of the RS regime within Bosnia and Serbia.
Maybe Russia want to provide a new gas pipe from Serbia to rest of ex-YU country ... and of course that Voldemort in that case see own interst.
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