Blagojevich has new job working for ‘Bosnian Bear’ politician

Former Illinois Governor Rod Plagivich, who belongs to President Donald Trump, has a new job that represents the interests of the politician known as the “Bosnian bear”, who has close relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Blagojevich, who was pardoned by Trump in February, agreed to pressure on behalf of the Republic of SRPSKA, a region with a majority of Serbian in Bosnia and Herzegovina, according to Politico. The area has always sank in ethnic tension.

“RRB Strategies LLC will provide communications and public affairs support on behalf of the Republic of SRPSKA,” according to the registration statement provided by Blagojevich.

Registration is required by the law of registration of foreign agents.

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On Wednesday’s publication, Blagojevich said that INTERPOL, the World Police Organization, denied a request from “the high -elected Bosnian actor to arrest Milorad Dodik, known as” Bosnian Bear “because of great physical fitness, President of the Republic of SRPSKA.”

The former ruler said that Interpol’s denial came at a time when Dodik traveled to Israel to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and to attend a conference on how to combat revenge.

Earlier this week, Blagojevich said that the left courts, public prosecutors and officials were trying to “imprison the leaders of the popular conservatives who were elected by the people and were granted from the position.”

He referred to the efforts made to retreat against Trump and Marin Le Pen in France and Dodek, who has long called for SRPSKA to separate from Bosnia and Herzegovina and join Serbia.

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Milurad Dudik, President of the Republic of SRPSKA, indicates that he addresses supporters during a protest in the Banga Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, February 25. (Reuters/Emil Emil)

In February, he was sentenced to one year in prison for challenging the country’s constitutional court. He has ever escaped to Moscow.

In March, Foreign Minister Marco Rubio said that Dudik undermines Bosnia and Herzegovina institutions and threatens its security and stability.

“Our nation encourages political leaders in Bosnia and Herzegovina to engage in a constructive and responsible dialogue,” he said. “We invite our partners in the region to join us to return to this dangerous and alleged behavior of stability.”

Milorad Dodik, President of the Republic of SRPSKA, speaks during a protest in the Banga Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina. (Reuters/Emil Emil)

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According to Trump, he weighs the click on Blagojevich to be an American ambassador to Serbia before choosing the former public prosecutor in Arizona Mark Bernovich.