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Serbia condemns terrible crime in Srebrenica
Belgrade/Srebrenica,
11 July 2015
Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said that Serbia clearly and unequivocally condemns the horrible crime in Srebrenica, and added that the Serbian government wants its people to live together with Bosniaks.
In a letter to the public before going to the service of commemoration in Srebrenica, Vucic said that there are no words that could describe the grief and sorrow over the victims, nor fury and resentment toward those who committed that monstrous crime.
Serbia clearly and unequivocally condemns this terrible crime, abhors those who took part in it and will continue to bring them to justice, he wrote.
Speaking about the decision to go to Srebrenica as the Serbian Prime Minister, Vucic stated that this is much more than politics, political games and pressures.
My obligation is to bow before the victims, and that is an act which defines us for the future, he noted.
There is a simple question echoing here – what should we do in order for this not to happen again, he said.
The Serbian government wants us to live with Bosniaks, work together and start believing each other, the Prime Minister stressed, adding that his hand of reconciliation will remain extended.
Anything less than that would be an insult to all our victims as well, Vucic concluded.
Serbia clearly and unequivocally condemns this terrible crime, abhors those who took part in it and will continue to bring them to justice, he wrote.
Speaking about the decision to go to Srebrenica as the Serbian Prime Minister, Vucic stated that this is much more than politics, political games and pressures.
My obligation is to bow before the victims, and that is an act which defines us for the future, he noted.
There is a simple question echoing here – what should we do in order for this not to happen again, he said.
The Serbian government wants us to live with Bosniaks, work together and start believing each other, the Prime Minister stressed, adding that his hand of reconciliation will remain extended.
Anything less than that would be an insult to all our victims as well, Vucic concluded.
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