US EditionBosnian Serbs declare German official persona non grata
- The government of Bosnia's autonomous Serb Republic declared a senior German foreign ministry official persona non grata, barring her from the region in response to German sanctions against Bosnian Serb leadership.
- Anna Luehrmann stated that Germany and Austria would bar Milorad Dodik and his aides from their territories, citing threats to regional security.
- Dodik has created a constitutional crisis that escalates tensions between him, Russia, and Serbia against the United States and the EU.
- Luehrmann reported threats of violence against her delegation from Dodik's representatives during her meetings with civil society leaders.
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Bosnian Serbs declare German minister persona non grata after sanctions
The government of Bosnia's autonomous Serb Republic declared a senior German foreign ministry official persona non grata on Friday and barred her from visiting the region in retaliation for German sanctions against the Bosnian Serb separatist leadership.
·United Kingdom
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German Minister of State in Serb Republic apparently threatened
The German Minister of State Lührmann has been declared an undesirable person in the Serbian part of Bosnia-Herzegovina - because of sanctions against its leader Dodik. Lührmann also reports about threats.
·Hamburg, Germany
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