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Kosovo’s unilateral declaration of independence destabilises other regions
Belgrade,
26 August 2008
The Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that it is following events in the Caucuses region with concern and that Serbian officials have been warning continuously that Kosovo-Metohija’s unilateral declaration of independence and recognition of this illegal act could be precedent-like and might destabilise other regions in the world.
Sadly, such predictions came true, according to a statement from the Ministry.
Official Belgrade respects international law and is principled in efforts to preserve sovereignty and territorial integrity of internationally recognised states, primarily the Republic of Serbia.
Official Belgrade respects international law and is principled in efforts to preserve sovereignty and territorial integrity of internationally recognised states, primarily the Republic of Serbia.
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