The Polish government has banned the President of Republika Srpska (RS) Milorad Dodik from entering the country and transiting through it, the Sarajevo-based portal Politički.ba announced.
The explanation for the decision cited Dodik's anti-Dayton and secessionist activities.
The Polish government did not include other officials from Republika Srpska in this measure, according to Politički.ba.
In early April, Germany and Austria banned Dodik from entering those countries, and in addition to him, the same measure was imposed on the President of the RS National Assembly Nenad Stevandić and the entity Prime Minister Radovan Višković.
Dodik has previously been under sanctions by the United Kingdom and the United States (USA).
A central arrest warrant has been issued in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) for Dodik, Stevandić and Višković, because they did not respond to a summons from the State Prosecutor's Office, which charges them with "attacking the constitutional order".
They are considered most responsible for the adoption of laws in the RS, which prohibit some judicial institutions and the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) from operating on the territory of the RS.
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