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Violation of president’s security must be brought to light
Belgrade,
1 December 2004
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica said that state institutions must act in a most serious and resolute manner to prevent any violation of security of state officials and all Serbia’s citizens.
The Prime Minister said in a written statement that he will take all necessary measures in his authority, and expressed belief that other competent bodies will do the same.
Kostunica said that violation of Serbian President Boris Tadic’s security must be brought to light in the shortest time possible, adding that the Serbian government will do everything in its power for this country to be democratic and stable.
Kostunica said that violation of Serbian President Boris Tadic’s security must be brought to light in the shortest time possible, adding that the Serbian government will do everything in its power for this country to be democratic and stable.
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