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Former Governor of Illinois Rod Blagoevich, fresh with a pardon From President Donald Trump there is a new work that represents the interests of a politician known as the “Bosnian bear”, which also has close ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Blagoevich, who was pardoned by Trump in February, agreed to lobby on behalf of the Republic of SPSS, Serbian territory in Bosnia and Herzegovina, The politician reports. The region has long been chasing ethnic tensions.
“RRB Stricates LLC will support communications and public affairs on behalf of the Republic of SRPSKA,” reports A statement on registration Blagojevich is submitted.
Registration is required in accordance with the Law on Registration of Foreign Agents.
Former Governor of Illinois Rod Blagoevich talks to journalists outside the Federal Decercen building on August 2, 2021 in Chicago. (Scott Olsan/Getti Image)
In a report on Wednesday, Blagoevich stated that the global police organization denied a “unbroken high representative of Basnia’s arrest, known as the” Bosnian bear “for his great physique, which was properly elected by the President of the Republic of SPSS.”
Interpol’s refusal came when Dodik went to Israel to meet Prime Minister Israel Benjamin Netanyahu will attend the conference how to fight ants, the former governor said.
Earlier this week Blagoevich stated that the left courts, the prosecutor’s office and officials tried “for the prison of conservative leaders, elected people and their bar.”
He referred to the efforts to push away from Trump, Marin Le Pen in France and Dodik, who has long been in favor of SPSS separated from Bosnia and Herzegovina and joined Serbia.
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Milorad Dodik, the President of the Republic of SPSS, is gestured when he addresses supporters during the protest in Banja Luke, Bosnia and Herzegovina, February 25. (Reuters/Amel Emric)
In February, he was sentenced to a year of imprisonment for refusing the country’s Constitutional Court. Since then, he escaped to Moscow.
In March, Secretary Mark Rubio said Dodik undermines the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina and threatens her safety and stability.
“Our nation encourages political leaders in Bosnia and Herzegovina to participate in a constructive and responsible dialogue,” he said. “We urge our partners in the region to join us by pushing out this dangerous and destabilized behavior.”
Milorad Dodik, the President of the Republic of Sarsskaya, speaks during the protest in Banja Luke, Bosnia and Herzegovina. (Reuters/Amel Emric)
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It is reported that Trump weighed as he listened to Blagoevich to act as an ambassador to Serbia before choosing former Attorney General Arizona Mark Bronovich.
