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Banja Luka Mayor Draško Stanivuković, as a guest on TV Prva, says he hopes the Republika Srpska will grow stronger over time and be Serbia’s “brother”.
Source: B92
Photo: Tv Prva
“Tomorrow will be a day of mourning, Tragedy. Eight young lives … My condolences,” Stanivuković said at the beginning of the tragedy in Posušje, when eight young people between 18 and 19 years old were suffocated by gas in the hut where they lived. celebrated the new year.
Regarding the epidemiological situation. The mayor of Banja Luka says that there is stabilization, that there are 10 percent less infected, but that it remains a high level, especially if the measures are not respected during the holidays.
“These days, until January 10, it is very important that we have citizen discipline,” he explains.
On his movements at the beginning of the term, which were evaluated as populism, Stanivuković says:
“I’m learning and finding system anomalies from within.”
He says he wants everything to be transparent, and that is what could have been done during this time.
He also announced a visit to Belgrade, which should be on January 15.
“I hope it stays that way,” he says.
His position is that the relationship between Serbia and the Republika Srpska is good, but he wants the Republika Srpska to grow stronger over time and “be a brother” to Serbia and pay Serbia for being the “brother who dragged” the Republic. Srpska.
He says the problems are not with Dayton, but with the people who run the country, and that the focus should be on economic problems.
When asked if he would like a speedy recovery from ilorad Dodik, he replied:
“Yes. I want a speedy recovery. I wish him and his family health, we are just political dissidents.”
More in the video.
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