Overview
- Germany and Austria have imposed entry bans on Milorad Dodik, Speaker Nenad Stevandic, and Prime Minister Radovan Viskovic of Republika Srpska for undermining Bosnia's constitutional integrity.
- Dodik remains in Moscow, evading an international arrest warrant issued by Bosnia's State Court, which accuses him of enacting unconstitutional laws severing Republika Srpska from the central government.
- Interpol declined to issue a Red Notice for Dodik's arrest, reportedly due to Serbian intervention, complicating efforts to hold him accountable.
- The Republika Srpska government retaliated by declaring German State Minister Anna Lührmann persona non grata, escalating diplomatic tensions further.
- EUFOR and NATO maintain a heightened presence in Bosnia to safeguard its territorial integrity as Dodik's actions threaten regional stability and Bosnia's EU accession prospects.