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Ambasada Zako~Ila Isplatu Ruskog Duga Proizvedeno www.glassrpske.com DNEVNI LIST REPUBLIKE SRPSKE, BAWALUKA U SRPSKOJ na{e je Subota i nedjeqa, 10. i 11. jun 2017. Broj 14.366 Godina LXXIV Cijena 0,80 KM BOQE VIJESTI DRU[TVO SPORT SNSD, DNS Mo re Pr{ta le i SP peglaju i igra ka zne zbog odnose u auto go la bri {u sa 60 sedam gradova ra zli ke me ta ra strana 7 strana 2 strana 33 Nota iz BiH danima ne sti`e Ministarstvu finansija Rusije strana 3 Ambasada zako~ila isplatu ruskog duga Po~ela bitka za kan di da ta ID DEEA po se `e za san kci ja ma pre ma za Pred sje dni{ tvo BiH Stra ni avan tu ris ti o~a ra ni do bavqa~u pa so {kih kwi`i ca Na ci onal nim par kom "Su tjes ka" vra }a ju se na Tjen ti {te Francuzi Zviz di} u klin ~u sti`u sa s Izetbe go vi }e vom strana 4 150 "pe`oa" Danas u "Glasu Srpske" strana 8 Ka zna za sva ki NA LO @E NA pa so{ iz dat PRO VJE RA MA SO VNOG IZ DA VAWA SKU PIH po sli je ro ka PA SO [A strana 5 2 10. i 11. jun 2017. GLAS SRPSKE Po ~eo no vi Tu `ba zbog Vijesti dana pro ces u ve zi ubistva voj ni ka sa na pa dom Mi lo rad Do dik i Kris ti ja n Dan Pre da u Raj lov cu po no vo u su du RS ne blo ki ra SA RA JE VO - Sud BiH ra - ne go je oti {ao da po pi je ka fu je pri hva tio na vo de pra vo bra - zma trao je u pe tak po no vo tu - i sok. Bio je de `ur ni 24 ~a sa ni oca da su ubi je ni Ra di} i evrop ski put BiH `bu Ali se Li er, su pru ge i ure dno ga je na pa uzu pus tio wegov ko le ga Ar min Sal ki} BAWALU KA - Re pu bli ka Srpska ni na koji na ~in ne blo ki ra BiH JE TE [KO pri padni ka Oru `a nih sna ga de`ur ni ofi cir. Tu je bi lo i `rtve na oru `a nog ci vi la sa evrop ski put BiH i `e li da bu de vidqiva u tom pro ce su, is ta - BO LES TAN BiH Ne deqka Ra di }a ko ji je ci vi la, a ubi je ni su sa mo on i ko jim Mi nis tar stvo od bra ne kao je u pe tak pred sje dnik RS Mi lo rad Do dik. PA CI JENT, A LI JE ^E ubi jen pri je go di nu i po u te - Ar min Sal ki} jer su no si li ne ma ni ka kve veze. Li er se na On je na sas tan ku sa iz vjes ti ocem Evrop skog par la men ta za JE AN DO LI MA. ro ris ti ~kom na pa du u Raj lov - uni for mu. To je oka ra kte ri sa - tu `bu odlu ~i la jer nije us pje - BiH Kris tija nom Dan Predom na gla sio da je RS iz vr{i la cu, na kon {to ju je no kao te ro ris ti ~ki akt i ap - la da ri je {i pro blem sa pen - sve oba ve ze te o~e ku je da }e is tu od go vor nost pre ma ovom pro - JO ZO PAV KO VI], Ape la ci ono vi je }e vra ti lo na sur dno je da sa da tre ba zi jom ko ja pri pa da wenoj ce su pre uze ti svi ni voi vlas ti u BiH, sho dno us ta vnim na - DI RE KTOR I prvos te pe ni pos tu pak. do ka zi va ti da je to bio te ro - k}er ki i ko ju ne mo `e da os - dle `nos ti ma. GLA VNI URE DNIK Li er je re kla da je tu `ba ri zam - re kla je Li er. tva ri jer mi nis tar stvo ve} ne - - Srpska je opre di jeqena za pro ces evrop skih in te gra ci ja, ali "VE ^ERWEG LIS TA" ra ni je odbi je na za to {to je Ra - Li er je tu `i la Mi nis - ko li ko pu ta po gre {no o~e ku je da se uva `a va po li ti ~ka re al nost BiH us ta novqena Dej - U BiH di} ubi jen u kla dioni ci u tar stvo od bra ne BiH tra `e }i po puwava do ku men ta ko ja tre - ton skim spo ra zu mom i Us ta vom BiH, ko ji ma su ja sno pre ci zi ra - bli zi ni ka sar ne. na do kna du {te te, a Sud BiH je ba da dos ta vi Fon du PIO RS. ne na dle `nos ti RS - re kao je Do dik. (Agen ci je) - To ni je sa mo kla di oni ca, 27. ja nu ara tu `bu odba cio jer @. D. Po sli je zakqu ~ka ru ko vod stva da bu de ana li zi ra na sa radwa na lo kal nom ni vou Ize tbe go vi} a Mi lo rad Do dik je izja vio da Ni ti je je DNS izigrao me |us tra na - ~ki do go vor i stao na stra nu Islam ska, SDS-a, SDA i os ta lih par ti - ni ti je dr`a va ja ko je su for mi ra le no vu ve - }i nu. Za to je okri vio vi so kog MOS TAR - Bo{wa ~ki fun kci one ra DNS-a i mi nis - ~lan Pred sje dni{ tva BiH tra Ne |u Trni ni }a, na ja viv - Ba kir Ize tbe go vi} re kao {i i mo gu }nost wego ve smje ne je da ga ne bri nu pri je te }e u Vla di RS. po ru ke te ro ris ti ~ke or ga - ni za ci je Islam ska dr`a va CIQ JA ^AWE sta no vni ci ma Bal ka na. SA RADWE - Znamo {ta ta ko zva na ZA OP [TE Islam ska dr`a va ra di {i - IZBO RE rom svi je ta. Ni ti je islam - ska ni ti je dr`a va, ubi ja Naj za nimqivi ja sli ka je u qude, i u ra ma za nu, ne vi ne Kos taj ni ci gdje su skup {tin - ci vi le - re kao je on u ~et - sku ve }i nu sa SDS-om for mi - vrtak uve ~e u Mos ta ru. ra li SNSD i SP, os ta viv {i DNS u opo zi ci ji. Ru ko vod stvo tri stran ke SI PA Odbor ni ci se ra zi {li bi tre ba lo da ra zmo tri si tu - Ha ke ri u Skup {ti ni gra da Bi jeqina aci ju i u [am cu gdje je po ~et - FO TO: GLAS SRPSKE SA SPOR NIM kom go di ne for mi ra na no va na dim ci ma GRA DO VI MA ve}i na u ko joj su se SDS-u pri - PI [E: VE DRA NA KU LA GA zbuwuju JE DNI U VLAS TI, dru `i li SP i DNS. Ko ali ci - ve dranak glas srpske.com SPOR NE oni par tneri sa re publi ~kog in spe kto re DRU GI U ni voa su na su pro tnim stra na - BAWALU KA - Op - OPO ZI CI JI {tin ski odbo ri SNSD- SRE DI NE ma i u [i po vu, gdje je SNSD u SA RA JE VO - Na dim ci ko - SNSD, je ko ris te ko ri sni ci re gis - a, DNS-a i SP-a u se dam BI JEQINA vlas ti, a DNS u opo zi ci ji. * tro va ni na dru{ tve nim lo kal nih za je dni ca na }i }e - DNS vlast, SNSD Ge ne ral ni se kre tar SNSD-a Lu ka Pe tro vi} u pe - mre `a ma ote `a va ju su zbi - se pod lu pom stra na ~kog ru ko - i SP opo zi ci ja vod stva jer su se pri li kom tak ni je `e lio da go vo ri o op - jawe saj ber kri mi na la, na - for mi rawa vlas ti po sli je * DO BOJ {ti na ma ko je }e ana li zi ra ti. ve li su iz Agen ci je za pro {lo go di{wih lo kal nih DNS i SP - DNS vlast, SNSD - Ima mo pi tawa za sre di - is tra ge i za {ti tu BiH (SI PA). Oni su na ovaj na - izbo ra na {li na ra zli ~i tim i SP opo zi ci ja ne u ko ji ma ni smo na vlas ti, a stra na ma. oni je su i to je logi ~no - re kao ~in od go vo ri li na pi tawe KOS TAJ NI CA Vrh tri stran ke do go vo - * je Pe tro vi}.
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