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04/03/2011
Bloggers discuss the political-economic costs of the UN sanctions against the Gaddafi regime.
By Bojana Milovanovic for Southeast European Times in Belgrade -- 04/03/11
Bloggers discuss the political-economic costs of the UN sanctions against the Gaddafi regime.
By Bojana Milovanovic for Southeast European Times in Belgrade -- 04/03/11
Serbia froze military and economic co-operation with Libya earlier this week in response to the UN Security Council's resolution for an arms embargo, travel and assets ban against the Gaddafi regime.
"The defence ministry is carefully monitoring the events in Libya and is concerned about what is happening there," Minister Dragan Sutanovac said. He insisted that Belgrade had condemned the violence in Libya "as loudly and clearly" as it could.
But he was also quick to express the hope that major projects already launched with the North African country would continue after the situation stabilises.
"The defence ministry is carefully monitoring the events in Libya and is concerned about what is happening there," Minister Dragan Sutanovac said. He insisted that Belgrade had condemned the violence in Libya "as loudly and clearly" as it could.
But he was also quick to express the hope that major projects already launched with the North African country would continue after the situation stabilises.
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