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Dacic sends condolences over terrorist act in Moscow
Belgrade,
24 January 2011
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic has sent a condolence letter to Russian Minister of Emergency Situations Sergei Shoigu following the terrorist act in Moscow.
“The Serbian people would like to share their grief and solidarity with the brotherly Russian nation over the deaths of innocent people in a terrorist act.
We express support to all Russian state organs in finding the perpetrators of this terrorist attack and in their overall combat against terrorism as the ultimate evil of this age”, reads the First Deputy Prime Minister’s telegram of condolences.
We express support to all Russian state organs in finding the perpetrators of this terrorist attack and in their overall combat against terrorism as the ultimate evil of this age”, reads the First Deputy Prime Minister’s telegram of condolences.
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