Will Serbia join countries expelling Russian diplomats?
121 Russian diplomats will be expelled from 26 countries, including from 18 EU member-states.
Source: B92
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The EU was joined by the US, Canada. Australia, but also some other, non-EU European states such as Macedonia and Moldova.
Skripal and his daughter were found unconscious in Salisbury, UK, on March 4, and remain in a critical condition. Russia has been accused in the case, because a nerve agent called "novichok," that is claimed to have been Soviet-produced, was used in the attack.
Shortly after the incident took place, the UK expelled 23 Russian diplomats, to which Russia responded in kind.
But what about Serbia? Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic told the daily Blic that no recommendation to expel Russian diplomats arrived in Belgrade from the EU and the West.
And if such a request were to be delivered, Dacic added, "Serbia would never fulfill it."
I understand why he made the comment but it is totally unnecessary. Russia and the EU know very well where Serbia's allegiances are. Stating the obvious is a bit undiplomatic is as you tell Vlad "Did you know that water is wet?" I would take it as an insult to my intelligence.
(grant, 29 March 2018 01:43)
I understand why he made the comment but it is totally unnecessary. Russia and the EU know very well where Serbia's allegiances are. Stating the obvious is a bit undiplomatic is as you tell Vlad "Did you know that water is wet?" I would take it as an insult to my intelligence.
(grant, 29 March 2018 01:43)
I understand why he made the comment but it is totally unnecessary. Russia and the EU know very well where Serbia's allegiances are. Stating the obvious is a bit undiplomatic is as you tell Vlad "Did you know that water is wet?" I would take it as an insult to my intelligence.
(grant, 29 March 2018 01:43)