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Montenegro says its soldiers in Kosovo are not Serb enemy
Montenegro's Foreign Minister said on Monday that his country’s soldiers who would join the NATO-led international peacekeeping force Kfor in Kosovo was a part of the Podgorica international obligations and not a hostile act against the Serbs, the coastal republic’s state TV reported.
Srdjan Darmanovic was commenting on a statement from Belgarde that sending two Montenegrin officers was an act of hostility toward the Serbs.
Montenegro joined >> Pročitaj celu vest na sajtu N1 televizija << NATO in June 2017.
“There is nothing hostile in it. Montenegro is committed to meet its international obligations and thus contribute to the regional stability. That is the sole purpose of our move,” Darmanovic said, ahead of the European Union Summit on Western Balkans in London.
Earlier, Serbia’s Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin said that Montenegro sent two officers to Kosovo “to support its independence, not to protect the Serbs.”
Serbia’s Health Minister: Twenty new drugs to fight against
Izvor: N1 televizija, 09.Jul.2018
Zlatibor Loncar, Serbia’s Health Minister, said on Monday the fight against drug abuse in the country would intensify and include psychologists, psychiatrists and representatives of the respective ministries, the state RTS television reported... Loncar announced the first session of the Commission...
Survival of Serbs in Kosovo a priority, Dacic says
Izvor: N1 televizija, 10.Jul.2018, 12:23
The survival of the Serb minority in Kosovo is Serbia’s priority, Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said on Tuesday...Dacic told a gathering titled Serbs and Albanians – Which Way Forward that this includes respect for the rights of the Serbs and the preservation of their cultural heritage and the property...
