Milorad Dodik revendică victoria în Bosnia. Liderul naționalist a dominat alegerile fără să candideze, după ce aliata sa Zeljka Cvijanovic a câștigat detașat cursa pentru președinția tripartită: „Nu ne vom schimba politica”

Milorad Dodik claimed victory in Bosnia and Herzegovina elections despite not being on the ballot. His party strengthened its position in Republika Srpska, with ally Željka Cvijanović winning the presidency. Dodik's influence remains strong, promoting nationalist messages and close ties with Russia. Preliminary results show Cvijanović leading with over 55% of votes. The elections reflect ongoing ethnic divisions and political complexities in the country, which still grapples with the aftermath of the 1992-1995 war. Analysts note that Dodik's political presence persists despite his public office ban, raising concerns about stability in the region.