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Protest note sent to San Marino
Belgrade,
14 May 2008
The Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs sent a protest note today to the government of San Marino for recognising the unilateral proclamation of independence by Kosovo-Metohija.
The note states the position of the Serbian government on its non-acceptance of the unilateral independence of Kosovo and points out the possible consequences which such an illegal act can have for security.
The protest note underlines that the unilateral proclamation of independence by Kosovo is a serious violation of international law and that Serbia requests that the countries recognising that independence reconsider their position.
The protest note underlines that the unilateral proclamation of independence by Kosovo is a serious violation of international law and that Serbia requests that the countries recognising that independence reconsider their position.
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