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Serbia, Bosnia seek to boost ties after war crimes tensions
Vucic, talks with Sarajevo presidency 'not simple or easy'
06 December, 18:47
(ANSA) - BELGRADE - Serbian and Bosnian leaders say they want
to resolve problems left over from their 1990s conflict after
tensions soared over the conviction of former Bosnian Serb
military chief Ratko Mladic and the dramatic death of a Croat
ex-general at the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic says the talks Wednesday with the three members of Bosnia's multi-ethnic presidency "have not been simple or easy." But Vucic added, "we are here to solve problems." Head of the Bosnian presidency Dragan Covic said the meeting in Belgrade has "predominantly focused on how to boost bilateral cooperation and gradually remove problems." (ANSA).
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic says the talks Wednesday with the three members of Bosnia's multi-ethnic presidency "have not been simple or easy." But Vucic added, "we are here to solve problems." Head of the Bosnian presidency Dragan Covic said the meeting in Belgrade has "predominantly focused on how to boost bilateral cooperation and gradually remove problems." (ANSA).
