Republican SRPSKA leader Milorad Dodic could not be arrested by Bosnia police

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Tensions increased in Bosnia on Wednesday after Bosnian state security agents were reported to have attempted to arrest the pro -Russian Russian president of Bosnia, but his armed police were blocked.

Milorad Dodic, president of Bosnia Ripplika Srfiska, is facing a case due to her separatist policies. The Bosnian courts released the capture warrant on Todic in March, he did not attend.

The details of the events of Wednesday in the east of Sarajevo, which collected toadic, is unclear.

A spokesperson of the state agency for investigation and security, or Siba, Jelina MioCek, agencies were trying to implement a (Justice Department) order, but the SIPA members prevented the Republic SRPSKA police. “

There are no reports of violence, and the photos posted in the media seem to be showing unarmed Bosni police inspectors and armed Serious police abroad of the government building.

Bosnia’s Serbian television announced that Siba agents had left “after talking to Bosnia’s Serbian police. Todic later said that he felt “well and safe” and that the Bosnian police have no power in the SRPISA Republic.

The incident has already worsened more tensions in Bosnia, which after a bloody war in 1992-95, killing 100,000 people and moving millions.

Dodic, which leads the Bosnia, which is administered by the Serbians, has repeatedly appealed to the other parts of Bosnia and feeds on unstable fears. He has faced sanctions from the United States and the United Kingdom for his separatism, but has received the support of Moscow.