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Serbia committed to principles of freedom, respect for international law

Belgrade, 2 October 2022

Prime Minister Ana Brnabic stated today that Serbia stands for indiscriminate observance of international law, which means that the territorial integrity of internationally recognised states is inviolable in the case of each country.

At the commemoration of the Remembrance Day of the Suffering of Serbs, Roma and Jews in Jajinci, Brnabic pointed out that territorial integrity cannot be violated in the case of one country and inviolable in the case of another.

She underlined that the Charter of the United Nations and the principles of international law kept peace in the world, and that their trampling in the case of Serbia opened Pandora's box, whereby the selective interpretation of the principles of international law led the world to where we are today.

According to her, in the case of our country, for the first time after the Second World War and the formation of the UN, of which Serbia is one of the founders, the basic principles of the UN and international law were brutally and recklessly violated.

The Prime Minister said that the UN was formed after two world wars to prevent a third and save humanity from the sufferings inflicted by wars, especially those that would be brought by the Third World War.

Brnabic stated that the challenges that Serbia is facing today are formidable and that the pressure our country is exposed to is directly proportional to the degree of hypocrisy of the great powers that are pressuring us.

She said that Serbia is not ashamed to express a policy committed to the principles of freedom everywhere in the world, and that the speech of the President of Serbia at the United Nations is proof of that.

The commemoration of the Remembrance Day and the laying of wreaths on the monument in Jajinci were attended by Deputy Prime Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic and ministers Tomislav Momirovic, Darija Kisic and Novica Toncev, Deputy Speaker of the Serbian Parliament Sandra Bozic, Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Armed Forces Milan Mojsilovic, officers of the Serbian Armed Forces, Chief Rabbi of the Jewish Community in Serbia Isak Asiel, emissary of the Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church, surviving Nazi concentration camp inmates, representatives of the diplomatic corps and victims' families.