Mujanović claims that Milorad Dodik and Dragan Čović are preparing a hostile takeover of two of Bosnia's state institutions. The bodies in question are the Intelligence-Security Agency, known as OSA, and the Central Election Commission, known as CIK. Both are central to the country's security apparatus and the conduct of its elections. According to Mujanović, Washington needs to draw firm red lines in response. The analyst also called out Dodik's promises to the United States, noting that whatever was offered in exchange for lifting sanctions has clearly not materialized. The warning lands as scrutiny of pressure on Bosnia's independent institutions keeps growing. Left unanswered, Mujanović argues, that pressure will only escalate.