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Kostunica sends letter of condolences to Putin
Belgrade,
9 December 2006
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica sent today to Russian President Vladimir Putin a letter of condolences following the death of patients in a fire that broke out in a Moscow hospital.
Moscow hospital where 45 people died in a fire
Author:
AP
“Receive my most sincere condolences following the tragic death of your fellow citizens in a Moscow hospital. The Serbian and Russian peoples are firmly tied by deeply rooted feelings of brotherhood and closeness. I wish that you know that the pain for innocent victims is felt today in Serbia like in every part of your big country.
I ask you to send the expression of sorrow of the Serbian people, the Serbian people and myself to the bereaved families,” says Prime Minister’s letter.
I ask you to send the expression of sorrow of the Serbian people, the Serbian people and myself to the bereaved families,” says Prime Minister’s letter.
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