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Ivanovic’s conviction does not contribute to stabilisation in province
Belgrade,
21 January 2016
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said today that the sentence to Oliver Ivanovic is another proof that politics controls law and justice in the world, noting that this act does not in any way contribute to the continuation of the process of stabilisation in the Balkans.
Dacic said in a written statement to the press, that the judgment was passed at a time when Albanians are conditioning further negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina and when Serbia is ahead of elections, and stressed that it gives boost to extremists on both sides.
Those who are behind this judgment certainly do not care about peace or stability, concluded the First Deputy Prime Minister.
Those who are behind this judgment certainly do not care about peace or stability, concluded the First Deputy Prime Minister.
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