22 minutes agoVuciqi still does not believe, says resolution on Srebrenica not approved at UN
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq addressed the UN General Assembly after the vote and thanked those who voted against and those who did not vote for the resolution that recognises the genocide in Srebrenica. “It never happened at the UN General Assembly that it should not be unanimously passed over on the genocide issue, never happened, and [...]
The “has never happened at the UN General Assembly to agree on the genocide issue, never happened, and now it's happening for the first time because some people wanted to politicise this important topic and did it”, he said.
The Serbian leader stated that the resolution's sole goal was “the transference of moral and political guilt to a nation”.
To be honest, when it comes to legitimacy, it did not succeed”, the president of Serbia said, Nova.rs.
“Those people who wanted to stigmatise the Serbian people failed and would not succeed”, he added.
The UN General Assembly today adopted a resolution on Srebrenica, announcing July 11th as the International Day of Memory and Memory of Genocide in Srebrenica in 1995, which should be celebrated annually. The resolution was adopted by 84 votes, 19 against and 68 abstentions.
We remember that 8372 people were killed only during the days of July 1995 in Srebrenica. The number of victims in Bosnia has been much larger than 100,000 killed.
Otherwise, crime was recognised as genocide by the International Court of Justice in The Hague in 2007.
