Bosnia May Build Pipeline for Russian Gas
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The authorities of Republika Srpska will once again raise the issue of the construction of a gas pipeline at the BiH level for the delivery of Russian gas through the territory of Srpska after the election victory, SNSD President Milorad Dodik told RIA Novosti.
EADaily, 10 October 2026. The authorities of Republika Srpska of Bosnia and Herzegovina (RS BiH) intend to seek the construction of a pipeline for the supply of Russian gas through the territory of Serbia.
The Republika Srpska authorities, after winning the elections, will again raise the issue of the construction of a pipeline for the supply of gas from Russia through the territory of Serbia, declared Milorad Dodik, the chairman of the ruling party of the Union of Independent Social Democrats. The Republika Srpska leadership intends to return to the discussion of the project at the level of Bosnia and Herzegovina, transmits to RIA News. "We belie…
The authorities of Republika Srpska will once again raise the issue of the construction of a gas pipeline for the delivery of Russian gas through the territory of Srpska after the election victory, SNSD president Milorad Dodik told RIA Novosti. - We believe that we must once again try to save the Dayton Agreement. This also means unblocking all investment projects, such as the gas pipeline. Bosniaks already 12 […] The post Dodik told RIA Novosti…
The Republika Srpska intends to resume its efforts to build a gas pipeline for the supply of Russian fuel through Serbia, and to return to the Bosnia and Herzegovina level of the project, the authorities are planning after the success of the ruling party in the elections, as reported by the leader of the Union of Independent Social Democrats, Milorad Dodik.
SNSD leader Milorad Dodik has reopened the issue of building a gas pipeline that would bring Russian gas from Serbia to the RS. He spoke about the project to the Russian state news agency RIA Novosti, stressing that its launch would also be important for political relations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. “We believe that we must try once again to save the Dayton Agreement. […]
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