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Kostunica, Labus sign book of condolences in Russian embassy
Belgrade,
7 September 2004
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica and Deputy Prime Minister Miroljub Labus signed the book of condolences in the Embassy of the Russian Federation to Belgrade following the terrorist attack in Beslan, South Ossetia.
“The Serbian people shares the deep grief for the innocent victims with the dear and friendly Russian people. At the moment when the whole Russia is in sorrow, the Government of Serbia expresses understanding, solidarity and support to Russia in fighting against the evil of terror,” the Prime Minister wrote in the book of condolences.
“The people of Serbia is horrified by the crime of terrorists in Beslan. Accept our support and deepest sympathies,” the Deputy Prime Minister wrote.
“The people of Serbia is horrified by the crime of terrorists in Beslan. Accept our support and deepest sympathies,” the Deputy Prime Minister wrote.
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