Interpol will not issue an international arrest warrant for Milorad Dodik and Nenad Stevandić
General Secretariat Interpol rejected the request of Bosnia and Herzegovina to issue an international warrant for Milorad Dodik i Nenad Stevandic, it was confirmed for the Klix portal.
In addition, this information was confirmed by Dodik via social networks.
"Thanks to the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, for his support and clear and principled communication with Interpol," wrote Dodik.
President Aleksandar Vučić just called me. @avucic to inform me that he has received notification from the Interpol Directorate that Serbia's appeal has been upheld and that Interpol has rejected the request of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina to issue a red notice for Stevandić @nenad_stevandic and for me.
Thanks to the president...
- Милорад Додик (@MiloradDodik) April 2, 2025
"Thank you to the Prime Minister of Hungary, Vikotor Orbán, as well as the presidents of all other countries that sent a complaint, understanding the political background of the judicial persecution to which I am exposed," said Dodik.
As Interpol explained, the request was rejected on the basis of Article 3 of the Interpol statute, which refers to the prohibition of political persecution.
Serbia was the first to file an objection to Interpol on this request, followed by Hungary.
On March 27, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina asked Interpol to issue an international warrant for Dodik because he left the country and traveled to Serbia, then Israel and Russia, while an internal warrant and an arrest warrant were issued in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Because of Stevandić, a request was sent to Interpol because he traveled to Serbia also when an internal warrant was issued for him.
Source: Klix.ba
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