French ambassador shocked by violence

French ambassador Jean Francois Terral said that he is shocked by the fact that Serbia has not found a way to deal with extremist groups.

Izvor: FoNet

Monday, 28.09.2009.

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French ambassador Jean Francois Terral said that he is shocked by the fact that Serbia has not found a way to deal with extremist groups. “I am shocked at a certain compliancy towards this phenomenon, especially the statements that deny the need to dissemble these groups, which in the end leads to them being able to act freely,” Terral told Belgrade daily Blic. French ambassador shocked by violence Regarding the attack on three French football fans in Belgrade, he said that he hopes that all who were responsible for the attack will be arrested and get the punishment they deserve – “a very strict punishment”. Terral added that he is shocked by the “unprovoked violence” against French football fans and that the "worst part is that the attack was planned out in advance". He said that similar violence and the state’s inability to secure safety for participators of the Pride Parade is damaging the image of Serbia abroad. “Such events, especially the lynching of Brice Taton, cast a shadow on Serbia’s image in the world,” Terral said, adding that it is "a shame", because Serbia "deserves better”. Meanwhile, doctors in Belgrade said that Taton is losing brain function and that his vital system functions are progressively declining. A statement from the Clinical Center of Serbia added that reanimation measures are being continued in an effort to save the young man’s life.

French ambassador shocked by violence

Regarding the attack on three French football fans in Belgrade, he said that he hopes that all who were responsible for the attack will be arrested and get the punishment they deserve – “a very strict punishment”.

Terral added that he is shocked by the “unprovoked violence” against French football fans and that the "worst part is that the attack was planned out in advance".

He said that similar violence and the state’s inability to secure safety for participators of the Pride Parade is damaging the image of Serbia abroad.

“Such events, especially the lynching of Brice Taton, cast a shadow on Serbia’s image in the world,” Terral said, adding that it is "a shame", because Serbia "deserves better”.

Meanwhile, doctors in Belgrade said that Taton is losing brain function and that his vital system functions are progressively declining. A statement from the Clinical Center of Serbia added that reanimation measures are being continued in an effort to save the young man’s life.

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