Lavrov: Nadamo se mirnom rešenju protesta u Srbiji u skladu sa ustavom i zakonom

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Rusija se nada da će protesti u Srbiji biti rešeni na osnovu Ustava i zakona zemlje, izjavio je šef ruske diplomatije Sergej Lavrov, piše RTS.

Sergej Lavrov rekao je da Moskva primećuje „spremnost srpskog rukovodstva za dijalog sa demonstrantima“.

„Pratimo situaciju. Zainteresovani smo da se nemiri smire u skladu sa Ustavom i zakonima ove nama prijateljske zemlje, kao što je rekao predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić“, rekao je Lavrov.

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