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Brnabic sends telegram of condolences to family of Oliver Ivanovic
16 January 2018
Belgrade, 16 Jan 2018 –Prime Minister Ana Brnabic has sent a telegram of condolences to the family and wife of the tragically killed Oliver Ivanovic.
The telegram of condolences reads:
“Dear Mrs. Ivanovic,
There are no words of consolation for the tragedy that befell You and Your family. On behalf of the Serbian government and in my own name, I expresses my deepest condolences to You and Your family over the tragic murder of Your husband.
Struck by grief, we express great sorrow because the murder of Oliver Ivanovic is a loss for all citizens of Serbia, and especially for those living in Kosovo-Metohija. The murder of Your husband is a great blow to the stability of the entire region.
The Republic of Serbia will do everything in its power to discover and bring before justice the perpetrators and masterminds of this cowardly, terrorist act.
The Serbian government stands by You and Your family in these difficult moments.”
“Dear Mrs. Ivanovic,
There are no words of consolation for the tragedy that befell You and Your family. On behalf of the Serbian government and in my own name, I expresses my deepest condolences to You and Your family over the tragic murder of Your husband.
Struck by grief, we express great sorrow because the murder of Oliver Ivanovic is a loss for all citizens of Serbia, and especially for those living in Kosovo-Metohija. The murder of Your husband is a great blow to the stability of the entire region.
The Republic of Serbia will do everything in its power to discover and bring before justice the perpetrators and masterminds of this cowardly, terrorist act.
The Serbian government stands by You and Your family in these difficult moments.”
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