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BEOGRAD –
Deputy Foreign Minister Veljko Odalovic said today that Serbia will not take reciprocal measures to Montenegro and that the ban on Serbian citizens to enter Serbia for Serbia is "something unacceptable".
Odalović told the TV The first reason why the authorities of Montenegro have banned the poet and academician Matija Beckovic, historians Cedomir Antić and Aleksandar Rakovic, as well as Serbian politician and lawyer Dejan Mirovic, said that this decision was "to ruin the two country relations. "
He stressed that this decision was made by persons who were legally elected in Montenegro and that they received a large majority and support.
According to him, this is certainly not to be welcomed in Serbia, especially if it marks 100 years of victory in the First World War, an event that is a common victory in a difficult period and which can further improve relations between the two countries.
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