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Regional cooperation against terrorism needed
Belgrade,
24 March 2004
Assistant Serbian Minister of Interior Miroslav Milosevic and Commander of the Serbian Gendarmerie Goran Radosavljevic informed today embassies and consulates in Belgrade on latest anti-terrorist measures in the country, particularly in southern Serbia.
From left: Miroslav Milosevic and Goran Radosavljevic
At a meeting with diplomats, Milosevic pointed to the need for regional police cooperation in combating all forms of terrorism and added that Serbia's police is ready for such a cooperation, the Serbian Ministry of Interior said in a statement.
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