The three American senators who have begun their Balkan tour in Serbia, Bosnia and then Kosovo have stayed in Sarajevo today where they met with the presidential trio there.
In a press conference, Senator Jeanne Shaheen expressed her disappointment with Milorad Dodik's stance regarding Russian aggression in Ukraine, Gazeta Express reports.
"It is important that we all look at what is happening in Ukraine and the unprovoked war that has started and is causing tragedy and civilian deaths. I personally think it is important that we all condemn what is happening there. I appreciate that Bosnia is an independent state and you have to decide for yourself. I am disappointed and I do not agree with Milorad Dodik on this issue, but as one of the three presidents of your state, we met and he was there," she said.
American senator @SenatorShaheen nakon susreta s bh. Predsjedništvom "lično veruim da je vajjo da svi osudimo ono što Rusia radi u Ukraina, sam disjudana i we agree se s M. Dodikom u ovomo, ali BiH je suverena zemlja i vi morate sami donositi delije" @USEmbassySJJ pic.twitter.com/S3jhr3Jc2p
— TV N1 Sarajevo (@N1_BiH) April 20, 2022
Three US senators, Chris Murphy, Thom Tillis and Jeanne Shaheen, reaffirmed the US position in support of the territorial sovereignty of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
US Senators @SenatorShaheen, @ThomTillis, @ChrisMurphyCT & Ambassador Murphy met with the three Members of the BiH Presidency today to reaffirm United States support for BiH's sovereignty, territorial integrity, multi-ethnic character, and its Euro-Atlantic aspirations. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/fOGheJXLwf
- US Embassy Sarajevo (@USEmbassySJJ) April 20, 2022
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