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All UN members must respect Serbia's sovereignty
Belgrade,
4 November 2006
Director of the government's Office of Media Relations Srdjan Djuric warned Montenegro today that just like all other UN member countries, it is obliged to respect Serbia's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Srdjan Djuric
In a statement to the Tanjug news agency Djuric said that the UN Charter and international law principles guarantee Serbia's territorial wholeness. He also added that Kosovo-Metohija is a constituent and unalienable part of Serbia and not Montenegro's neighbour, as Podgorica stated.
All UN member countries, including Montenegro, are under obligation to respect Serbia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, otherwise it will have far-reaching consequences on the relations between Serbia and Montenegro, stressed Djuric.
All UN member countries, including Montenegro, are under obligation to respect Serbia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, otherwise it will have far-reaching consequences on the relations between Serbia and Montenegro, stressed Djuric.
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