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Breaking Serbia through legal violence not acceptable
Belgrade,
16 February 2007
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica received today a delegation of Serbs from Kosovo-Metohija, led by president of the Serbian National Council Milan Ivanovic.
Participants in the meeting agreed that it is very important that Serbian parliament, as the supreme organ of authority in the country, adopted the new Resolution before continuation of talks in Vienna, thus giving Serbia's clear answer to the proposal made by Martti Ahtisaari.
It was evaluated as very important that Serbian parliament in its Resolution righteously rejected all provisions from the proposal that violate sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Serbia as an internationally recognised state.
The Serbian Prime Minister said that in line with the Serbian Constitution and all principles of international law that are currently in force, Kosovo-Metohija is an inalienable and integral part of Serbia's territory and Serbia will never accept or recognise any attempt to break it into peaces using arguments of force and legal violence.
He warned that all consequences of violence against the Serbian state and the responsibility for that would be taken by those who would approve snatching away a part of the territory of a democratic European state.
The Prime Minister said that at negotiations in Vienna the Serbian negotiating team will present the best and unbeatable arguments as it has done so far, because it is absolutely unacceptable to tear the Serbian state using legal violence.
It was evaluated as very important that Serbian parliament in its Resolution righteously rejected all provisions from the proposal that violate sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Serbia as an internationally recognised state.
The Serbian Prime Minister said that in line with the Serbian Constitution and all principles of international law that are currently in force, Kosovo-Metohija is an inalienable and integral part of Serbia's territory and Serbia will never accept or recognise any attempt to break it into peaces using arguments of force and legal violence.
He warned that all consequences of violence against the Serbian state and the responsibility for that would be taken by those who would approve snatching away a part of the territory of a democratic European state.
The Prime Minister said that at negotiations in Vienna the Serbian negotiating team will present the best and unbeatable arguments as it has done so far, because it is absolutely unacceptable to tear the Serbian state using legal violence.
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