MORE FAVORABLE U.S. ATTITUDE TOWARD SERBS AND SRPSKA

EAST SARAJEVO, NOVEMBER 10 /SRNA/ - The president of the Assembly of the Creators of Republika Srpska Association Dušan Kozić said that he expects the attitude of newly elected U.S. President Donald Trump toward the Serbian people and Republika Srpska to be more favorable, given that there are Serbs in his team.

"Certainly, Rod Blagojevich is the most notable and influential figure, and access to certain individuals in office will likely be easier," Kozić told SRNA. He emphasized that there would not be as much of a negative attitude toward Serbs and Serbian issues as with the previous administration. Kozić believes that the approach toward Serbs will largely depend on how Trump manages to shape the atmosphere in the U.S., adding that the choice of associates will play a significant role in organizing and implementing Trump’s ideas. "We are as delighted by Donald Trump's victory as most people around the world. Everyone is eager for change and fed up with the force that the previous U.S. administration imposed as the only superpower," said Kozić, adding that a better atmosphere is to be expected. Kozić emphasized that Trump is aware that the dollar is losing its status as a safe currency and that the U.S. is losing its position as the sole superpower in the world. "He tried in his first term, and now he has announced that he will improve the economic environment with everyone," said Kozić, adding that the announcement of strengthening the BRICS is a positive sign. He has warned that globalists will not easily relinquish their positions, as, according to him, their influence extends into all countries and institutions, and that by January 20, the day of the inauguration, they will do everything in their power to muddy the waters and prevent him from quickly implementing his plan. "We will have it much easier with the strengthening of BRICS and the support we have there," said Kozić. He said that now is the critical moment to begin addressing the internal situation in the country, stressing that strengthening the economy of Republika Srpska is essential. "It seems to me that the Government and President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, are already trying and just need to continue the course they started with the Forests of Srpska," Kozić said.