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- The United States has supported Bosnia and Herzegovina's sovereignty and Euro-Atlantic goals, even as sanctions on Milorad Dodik, the pro-Russian leader, were lifted.
- The Dayton Accords, after the Bosnian War, aimed to govern justice but foster paralysis.
- Observers say leaders prioritize personal gain over Accord compliance.
- The current system benefits leaders and leaves them unaccountable.
- Reform calls emphasize confronting the entrenched system to secure NATO and EU membership.
