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Legally possible to file suits against countries recognising fictitious state of Kosovo
Belgrade,
27 February 2008
Advisor to the Serbian Prime Minister Branislav Ristivojevic said today that it is legally possible for Serbia to file suits against countries which recognise the unilateral declaration of independence by Kosovo-Metohija.
In a statement to the news agency Beta, Ristivojevic said that filing suits is legally possible and the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice can be established, bearing in mind that the US has violated several principles of international law.
Ristivojevic said that it is Serbia’s obligation to defend its interests using all means at its disposal, and this is why it is necessary to file suits against the US and all countries which have recognised the fictitious state on Serbian territory.
Ristivojevic said that it is Serbia’s obligation to defend its interests using all means at its disposal, and this is why it is necessary to file suits against the US and all countries which have recognised the fictitious state on Serbian territory.
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