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Serbia rejects insinuations about involvement of its citizens in possible violence in Moldova

Belgrade, 14 February 2023

Today, in a telephone conversation with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Republic of Moldova Niko Popescu, First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic pointed out that Serbia resolutely rejects any insinuation about the potential involvement of our citizens in possible violent events in Moldova, as stated by the president of that country, Maia Sandu.

Dacic pointed out that Serbia and Moldova are friendly countries and that they have always supported each other in terms of territorial integrity, and that is why we ask the Moldovan state authorities to provide our security services with any information about the aforementioned assumptions.

We are looking for all the information on how to prevent anyone from Serbia from participating in armed and violent actions anywhere in the world, which is strictly punishable under our law, said Dacic.

Popescu said that the mentioned information was obtained from the Ukrainian intelligence service and that they are checking it all, adding that so far there have been no such examples of the involvement of Serbian citizens, as well as that all information will be exchanged between the security services of the two countries.

Dacic and Popescu agreed that maximum efforts should be made so as not to damage the good and friendly relations between Serbia and Moldova, and that all negative consequences of this disinformation should be prevented, including everything that is happening in connection with the football match between FC Sherif and FC Partizan, according to a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.