Rep. Keating Alleges Trump Administration Actions in Bosnia Benefited Allies, Undermined U.S. Interests
Representative Bill Keating, a Massachusetts Democrat, has released a report alleging that the Trump administration's policies in Bosnia and Herzegovina undermined U.S. interests and the Dayton peace agreement while benefiting allies of President Trump. The report specifically points to two key decisions: the lifting of sanctions on Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik and diplomatic support for a gas pipeline project linked to Joseph Flynn, the brother of former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn. According to the report, the lifting of sanctions on Dodik, his family, and associates in October 2025 removed significant U.S. leverage, despite Dodik's continued rhetoric supporting Republika Srpska independence and his alignment with Russian policy. Furthermore, the report claims that AAFS Infrastructure and Energy, a company founded by Joseph Flynn and Trump ally Jesse Binnall, received diplomatic backing for the Southern Interconnection gas pipeline project, despite lacking prior experience in the energy ...
