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No Serbian citizens among casualties of riots in Ukraine
Belgrade,
19 February 2014
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated today that according to the information currently at its disposal, there are no Serbian citizens among those killed, injured and detained in the riots in Ukraine.
On the occasion of the current developments in Ukraine, the Ministry instructed our citizens to refrain from travelling to this country and especially to Kiev and other major cities.
As for Serbian citizens who temporarily reside and work there, the Ministry instructed them to avoid public gatherings and to be in touch with the Serbian embassy in Kiev, which is also trying to maintain contact with Serbian citizens living in Kiev and other parts of Ukraine, reads a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
As for Serbian citizens who temporarily reside and work there, the Ministry instructed them to avoid public gatherings and to be in touch with the Serbian embassy in Kiev, which is also trying to maintain contact with Serbian citizens living in Kiev and other parts of Ukraine, reads a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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