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Every violent attempt to separate part of Serbian territory must be opposed
Belgrade/Podgorica,
13 December 2007
Serbian Minister for Kosovo-Metohija Slobodan Samardzic said today that he expects from the countries in the region to oppose every violent attempt to separate one part of Serbian territory.
In an interview to Podgorica daily Dan, he said that a country that breaches international law and possibly recognises independence of Kosovo-Metohija cannot expect to have good relations with Serbia.
The Minister assessed that the countries in the region are exposed to great pressure and blackmails to act by order of the United States and added that good neighbourly relations should not be disturbed by breaching international law.
The Minister assessed that the countries in the region are exposed to great pressure and blackmails to act by order of the United States and added that good neighbourly relations should not be disturbed by breaching international law.
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