Chaos in SDS of Republika Srpska: Milan Milićević Resigns Irrevocably!
Republika Srpska is in political turmoil! Milan Milićević, the president of the Serb Democratic Party (SDS) of Republika Srpska, shocked everyone by submitting his irrevocable resignation from the position. This drama unfolded at the party’s reporting assembly in Bijeljina, where agreeing on the agenda took over four hours, and about 300 delegates from all parts of Republika Srpska attended the session.
But that’s not all! Alongside Milićević, four other members of the SDS presidency also resigned: Ognjen Bodiroga, Mirjana Orašanin, Milica Radovanović, and Đorđe Milićević. Clearly, the intra-party crisis runs deep, and the assembly decided to hold internal party elections to resolve this turbulent situation.
Radovan Kovačević, a Serb delegate in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH, did not hide his concern. He stated that Republika Srpska needs a stable SDS, but the situation in the party is sad and disappointing. Kovačević emphasized that a once great patriotic party now does not have a single voice saying it cannot work with Christian Schmidt, which further reflects internal divisions and weaknesses within SDS.
This political drama comes at a time when Republika Srpska faces numerous challenges, and the stability of one of the key opposition parties is vital for the political scene. Will SDS manage to consolidate and regain its former reputation, or will it fall apart under the pressure of internal conflicts?
We will have to wait and see how the situation develops, but one thing is certain – the political scene in Republika Srpska has never been this turbulent. If you have thoughts on this chaos, feel free to share – maybe your critique or joke will be the spark that ignites change!
Key facts:
- Milan Milićević submitted an irrevocable resignation as SDS RS president
- Four other SDS presidency members also resigned
- Assembly decided to hold internal party elections
- Radovan Kovačević calls for a stable SDS
- Situation in SDS described as sad and disappointing
Stay tuned for more updates from the political whirlwind of Republika Srpska!
