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Serbia requests urgent UN Security Council session
Belgrade/New York,
13 February 2008
Serbian Ambassador to the UN Pavle Jevremovic last night officially asked for an urgent UN Security Council session dedicated to Kosovo-Metohija.
Jevremovic requested in a letter addressed to the chairman of the UN Security Council that this body considers the extremely dangerous situation in the Serbian province of Kosovo-Metohija, where we are witnessing final preparations for a unilateral proclamation of independence by the province’s interim authorities.
He stressed that a declaration of independence would mean a violation of UN Security Council Resolution 1244 which established the UN administration in Kosovo and allowed the arrival of NATO troops, but also guaranteed Serbia’s territorial integrity.
He stressed that a declaration of independence would mean a violation of UN Security Council Resolution 1244 which established the UN administration in Kosovo and allowed the arrival of NATO troops, but also guaranteed Serbia’s territorial integrity.
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