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Dacic sends telegramme of condolences to Lavrov
Belgrade,
3 April 2017
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic sent to Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Sergey Lavrov a telegramme of condolences following the terrorist attack in St. Petersburg.
“It was with sadness and disbelief that we received the news of the death of innocent citizens in the explosion in the subway in St. Petersburg, during which many people also got injured.
I extend our deepest condolences and support to you at this difficult moment.
I can assure you that the Russian Federation and its citizens have our unreserved support in the fight against terrorism,” the Deputy Prime Minister wrote.
I extend our deepest condolences and support to you at this difficult moment.
I can assure you that the Russian Federation and its citizens have our unreserved support in the fight against terrorism,” the Deputy Prime Minister wrote.
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