Medvedev, after meeting Dačić in Moscow, speaks of Western attempts to influence Serbia's election
Summary
Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said Moscow sees Western attempts to interfere in Serbia's election process during early parliamentary elections and destabilise the situation through destructive forces, a statement made after a meeting with Serbia's caretaker interior minister Ivica Dačić in Moscow, where talks also touched on possibly stationing a Russian firefighting plane in Niš.
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MOSCOW, OCTOBER 15 /SRNA - RIA Novosti/ - Moscow sees the Western attempts to interfere in Serbia's electoral process and destabilize situation through destructive forces,
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Niš is marked because talks in Moscow touched on possibly stationing a Russian firefighting plane there, and Belgrade is marked as the seat of the government whose minister travelled to Moscow; the event itself - the statement and meetings - took place in Moscow.
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- 04:21 PMSRNA (Novinska agencija Republike Srpske)Open the original
- 05:19 PMDanasOpen the original
- 06:04 PMNova.rsOpen the original
- 06:08 PMRadio-televizija Republike SrpskeOpen the original
- 06:43 PMBanjaluka.netOpen the original
- 07:28 PMDanasOpen the original
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