Dačić: MUP to participate in more UN missions

I wonder if Dacic will shake hands with FM Hyesni during traditional prayer, or he will skip the party!?

Five Serb police officers in Haiti, is not even a drop in the bucket Mr. Dacic. So, stop the sherade.
(Kosova-USA, 3 February 2010 16:35)
I have to disagree with you here. Every country cannot contribute alot but if many countries contribute a little it goes a long way.
Serbia furnished police officers to assist in Haiti, they are to be commended for that.

According to Dačić, Titov thanked Serbian police for helping in Haiti and for all the messages of condolences coming from Serbia regarding the death of 90 UN peacekeepers in the Haiti earthquake catastrophe.

Dačić said that they also talked about the UN mission in Kosovo.

“We believe that it is necessary for the UN mission to continue to function based on Resolution 1244, because it is a key factor for keeping peace, stability and security and the safety of the citizens in Kosovo,” Dačić said.


General WHO? Problem with russia is that; there are to many Generals but no soldiers(To many Chiefs , but no Indians).

Five Serb police officers in Haiti, is not even a drop in the bucket Mr. Dacic. So, stop the sherade. As for Kosova/o, I don't see any UNMIK-Police anywhere on site (Kosova/o),unless they are hiding somewhere in Serbia.

Good work, time to place Serbia where it deserves to be !
Kosovo-usa, it must be soooo painfull for u to accept anything positive for Serbia, even u feel obliged to negatively comment of their work in Haiti!

Five Serb police officers in Haiti, is not even a drop in the bucket Mr. Dacic. So, stop the sherade.
(Kosova-USA, 3 February 2010 16:35)
I have to disagree with you here. Every country cannot contribute alot but if many countries contribute a little it goes a long way.
Serbia furnished police officers to assist in Haiti, they are to be commended for that.
(pss, 3 February 2010 17:58)

I agree with your coment, but not with Dacic, which is trying to make it look like Serbia has 5000 police officers, and only 5 in Haiti .

According to Dačić, Titov thanked Serbian police for helping in Haiti and for all the messages of condolences coming from Serbia regarding the death of 90 UN peacekeepers in the Haiti earthquake catastrophe.

Dačić said that they also talked about the UN mission in Kosovo.

“We believe that it is necessary for the UN mission to continue to function based on Resolution 1244, because it is a key factor for keeping peace, stability and security and the safety of the citizens in Kosovo,” Dačić said.


General WHO? Problem with russia is that; there are to many Generals but no soldiers(To many Chiefs , but no Indians).

Five Serb police officers in Haiti, is not even a drop in the bucket Mr. Dacic. So, stop the sherade. As for Kosova/o, I don't see any UNMIK-Police anywhere on site (Kosova/o),unless they are hiding somewhere in Serbia.

I wonder if Dacic will shake hands with FM Hyesni during traditional prayer, or he will skip the party!?

Five Serb police officers in Haiti, is not even a drop in the bucket Mr. Dacic. So, stop the sherade.
(Kosova-USA, 3 February 2010 16:35)
I have to disagree with you here. Every country cannot contribute alot but if many countries contribute a little it goes a long way.
Serbia furnished police officers to assist in Haiti, they are to be commended for that.
(pss, 3 February 2010 17:58)

I agree with your coment, but not with Dacic, which is trying to make it look like Serbia has 5000 police officers, and only 5 in Haiti .

Good work, time to place Serbia where it deserves to be !
Kosovo-usa, it must be soooo painfull for u to accept anything positive for Serbia, even u feel obliged to negatively comment of their work in Haiti!

Five Serb police officers in Haiti, is not even a drop in the bucket Mr. Dacic. So, stop the sherade.
(Kosova-USA, 3 February 2010 16:35)
I have to disagree with you here. Every country cannot contribute alot but if many countries contribute a little it goes a long way.
Serbia furnished police officers to assist in Haiti, they are to be commended for that.