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Resolution of problems by use of force unacceptable for Serbia
Belgrade,
10 August 2011
Minister of Foreign Affairs Vuk Jeremic said today that after the upcoming session of the UN Security Council it will be known what was happening in Kosovo-Metohija in previous weeks and what the attitude of the international community on this matter is.
Vuk Jeremic and Urmas Paet
Author:
Tanjug
Jeremic said at a joint press conference with Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs Urmas Paet that after this session it will be known what the position of the international commission is regarding aggression and the use of force for achieving political goals.
He reiterated that Serbia believes that all problems can be resolved only through dialogue and that unilateral use of physical force is unacceptable.
The position of the international community regarding aggression will also be known because for Serbia, what has happened in Kosovo-Metohija is attempted aggression.
Aggression must not be tolerated or rewarded and we will fight with all our resources and arguments in favour of this position, Jeremic stated.
This session of the UN Security Council should be held by the end of the month, but the exact date has still not been set, the Minister said.
Jeremic recalled that most members of the Security Council support Serbia's positions, even on this issue, and announced intensive contacts of our country with all members of the UN Security Council in the weeks to come, especially with those who back our positions. Paet said that Estonia is a strong supporter of dialogue as a way for solving problems and expressed his belief that dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina will be continued, in a responsible and efficient manner.
Estonia believes that the use of force and violence can never bring a solution and this position should be supported by the international community too, he stated.
The position of the international community regarding aggression will also be known because for Serbia, what has happened in Kosovo-Metohija is attempted aggression.
Aggression must not be tolerated or rewarded and we will fight with all our resources and arguments in favour of this position, Jeremic stated.
This session of the UN Security Council should be held by the end of the month, but the exact date has still not been set, the Minister said.
Jeremic recalled that most members of the Security Council support Serbia's positions, even on this issue, and announced intensive contacts of our country with all members of the UN Security Council in the weeks to come, especially with those who back our positions. Paet said that Estonia is a strong supporter of dialogue as a way for solving problems and expressed his belief that dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina will be continued, in a responsible and efficient manner.
Estonia believes that the use of force and violence can never bring a solution and this position should be supported by the international community too, he stated.
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