Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikola Selakovic sent his condolences to the citizens of Austria and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of that country, Alexander Schallenberg, on the occasion of last night's terrorist attack in Vienna.
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Selakovic sends condolences to foreign minister of Austria
Belgrade,
3 November 2020
The Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs expressed his support for the Republic of Austria, emphasising the importance of solidarity in facing common challenges.
According to Minister Selakovic, terrorism is one of the burning international challenges, which is why it is necessary to fight against that evil together.
Minister Selakovic said that in these days of severe temptations, the Republic of Serbia stands firmly with the Republic of Austria and he voiced his hope that the perpetrators and organisers of this heinous terrorist act will be brought to justice, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement.
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AP
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