Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik
has defended Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's decision to
visit Kyiv and Moscow in an attempt to initiate a negotiation
process to end the ongoing, over two-year-long armed conflict in
Ukraine.
"Those who criticize Prime Minister Orban are merely showing
their worst side, their desire to continue fighting and
rearming, firmly entrenched in their 'war trenches,'" Dodik
said, as quoted by Serbian media today.
He added that these people "cannot be considered people of
peace, nor can they initiate any negotiations to achieve peace,
unlike the Hungarian Prime Minister."
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