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Peter Feith’s illegal presence in Kosovo openly ridicules UN authority
Belgrade,
1 March 2008
Advisor to the Serbian Prime Minister Branislav Ristivojevic said last evening that EU special envoy Peter Feith’s presence in Kosovo-Metohija is illegal and openly ridicules the authority of the UN.
In a statement to the news agency Tanjug, Ristivojevic said that Feith neither has the mandate nor the legal grounds to be present in the southern Serbian province, which is under UN administration, according to Resolution 1244.
Feith’s illegal presence in the southern Serbian province is the worst expression of the policy of force and openly ridicules the authority of the UN, said Ristivojevic.
Feith’s illegal presence in the southern Serbian province is the worst expression of the policy of force and openly ridicules the authority of the UN, said Ristivojevic.
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