Prime Minister Professor in a caretaker capacity Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, extended his condolences following the tragedy that occurred in Poland.
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Macut extends condolences following tragedy in Poland
Belgrade,
8 November 2026
On behalf of the Government of the Republic of Serbia and in my own name, I extend my deepest condolences following the tragedy that occurred in the Main Square in Kraków, which claimed innocent lives.
We were deeply shaken by the news of this senseless act of violence. In these difficult moments of immeasurable sorrow, our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of the victims, to whom we offer words of comfort in the face of their irreparable loss.
We wish all those injured in this tragic event a speedy and full recovery. Serbia stands firmly by Poland in our joint condemnation of all forms of violence and in offering support during these difficult days, the Prime Minister stated.
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