Vučić addresses UN General Assembly on non-respect of UN Charter and recognition of Kosovo
Summary
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić addressed the UN General Assembly's General Debate in New York, saying the order based on the UN Charter and international law no longer exists and that the world is entering a less predictable, two-power-centred distribution of power. He said all countries that recognised Kosovo's unilaterally declared independence took part in violating the UN Charter, claiming they sought to take part of Serbia's territory without legal basis.
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- Aleksandar Vučić govori na Generalnoj debati 81. zasedanja Generalne skupštine UN u Njujorku, kao peti govornik u popodnevnoj sesiji. - Najavio je da će
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- New York City · City / settlement
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New York is where the UN General Assembly session and speech took place. Kosovo is mentioned because Vučić spoke about recognition of its independence, while Croatia, the United States, Ukraine, Belgrade, Jasenovac, China, Russia and all the listed countries participating in the session (Andorra, Montenegro, Eswatini, Guinea, Honduras, Kenya, Mozambique, Namibia, Poland, Rwanda, Slovakia, Uganda, Venezuela, Spain) are mentioned only regarding the order of speakers or broader context, not as locations of the event itself.
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