Minister of the Interior Aleksandar Vulin chaired today the interdepartmental meeting of the Coordination Body for the Prevention of the Admission of the So-Called "Kosovo" to the Membership of Interpol.
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"Kosovo" cannot be a member of any international organization
Belgrade,
25 March 2021
On that occasion, Vulin said that if Pristina submits a request for membership in Interpol again, he will fight energetically and with arguments in order to prevent it, because it is contrary to international law, but also to the very meaning of the existence of this organization.
The so-called "Kosovo", as he warned, must not be a member of any international organisation, especially not those that have information about crime and organized criminal groups.
The Minister pointed out that, despite the fact that Pristina undertook in the Washington Agreement not to be a member of Interpol, Serbia is well aware that Pristina does not keep its word.
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