EU-Mitglied Slowenien verbietet pro-russischer bosnischer Serb-Führer, das Land einzusteigen
https://apnews.com/article/slovenia-bosnia-dodik-sanctions-b028e5ede51c69dad7d82c086a9a097e
Von Altruistic-Mine-1848
EU-Mitglied Slowenien verbietet pro-russischer bosnischer Serb-Führer, das Land einzusteigen
https://apnews.com/article/slovenia-bosnia-dodik-sanctions-b028e5ede51c69dad7d82c086a9a097e
Von Altruistic-Mine-1848
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Now please do the same for the entire Serbian government
Slovenia’s action might seem symbolic, but it matters. Dodik has consistently threatened Bosnia’s constitutional order and sided with Russia at a time when Europe is trying to isolate aggressors.
He is not the leader anymore. He got his power revoked.
Ok.
Please, dont believe everything you read. They’ve only banned Dodik from entering slovenia, and only due to mounting pressure from the media. But they havent ceased any of his real-estate or financial holdings in the country. They also havent banned his son Igor, who is the head of all of his business, and owns a lot of realestate and companies in slovenia. They also havent banned any of Dodik’s known associates from entering the country. Top of slovenian government and politics is tightly connected to Vucic and Dodik, and Slovenia is known to be the capital of money laundering operations from the balkans, a lot of criminal money from Serbia and Bosnia is parked in slovenia in form of real-estate and buying out companies. So anybody expecting how this will change anything, is quite naive. The business will go on.
If you’d like to know, to how extensive the money laundering in Slovenia is – Iran’s revolutionary guards have money laundered more than **1 billion $** via Slovenia about 10 years ago, and all the accounts were named to, i am not shitting you, Mickey Mouse and Donald duck.
I mean, Slovenia is the only EU member state, for whom there is a ban in Revolut bank, on sending and receiving money from and to USA.
Finally, we should have done that long ago.
Slovenia once again going under the radar as one of the chillest countries in Europe, good for them.
No worries, he’ll just move in next to Assad in a nice Moscow neighborhood.
Me: wow the Yugoslav war was so terrible I bad everyone regrets it!
Serbians: actually we want to do it again
This is not as symbolic as some might think, Mr. Dodik has a lot of property on the Slovenian cost.