DEĐANSKI: ELECTION OF NEW GOVERNMENT SHOWED STABILITY OF SRPSKA AND ITS AUTHORITIES

BELGRADE, SEPTEMBER 3 /SRNA/ – Republika Srpska has demonstrated its own stability and that of the ruling coalition through the election of the new Government, assessed political analyst Stevica Deđanski.

"It is clear that the ruling coalition in Srpska has the capacity to continue leading the state," Deđanski told SRNA. He believes that everything was done properly, which reassures citizens who, due to the pressures Republika Srpska is facing, have been concerned about how these challenges will affect their lives. Deđanski stressed that it is very important that the Prime Minister Savo Minić announced he will work on solving problems, noting that his announcement of holding sessions in cities and municipalities in Srpska, as well as moving among the people, shows care for the citizens. He also believes that this will, at this moment, boost citizens' morale so that as many as possible will turn out for the referendum, where they will express their views on Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik. "I am almost certain that 90 percent of the people support him in this struggle against Christian Schmidt and these, let's call them, bloodthirsty Brussels dragons," Deđanski stated. He added that this is also a good opportunity to see the stance of the opposition, which he described as shameful, since they did not support the referendum because their foreign masters told them not to. "And no matter how much they have recently claimed not to have foreign masters, here they showed that they do. In their rage at being exposed, they now have to go further, which means not supporting the new Government either," Deđanski assessed. The National Assembly of Republika Srpska last night in Banja Luka elected the Government of Republika Srpska, which will be headed by Prime Minister Savo Minić. Prime Minister Minić announced that ministers will, as he said, actively spend time in all local communities in order to assess the situation and solve citizens' problems.