US against changing borders in Balkans

US against changing borders in Balkans

The US does not support any change in borders in the Balkans, has ordered US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Hoyt Brian Yee, who considers that changing borders would not contribute to security and stability in the region. “The borders of Balkan countries are clearly defined, internationally recognised and not a matter of the dispute. [...]

“The borders of Balkan countries are clearly defined, internationally recognised and not a matter of the dispute.

Change of borders in the Balkans would not contribute to security and stability in the region”, Yee told the Greek newspaper “Katimerin”.

 

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