Тихи
Starosedelac
- Poruka
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¶5. (C) Shifting topics abruptly, Tadic voiced a complaint that
despite all the talk of expanding the bilateral relations and the
strong ties between Serbia and the U.S., he himself had not visited
Washington in over four years. (Note: To our knowledge this is
the first time that Tadic has expressed an interest in doing so in
several years.) He commented that concrete results of high-level
engagement were lacking, and cautioned that U.S. policy toward the
Balkans, in particular on Kosovo, had implications for democracy in
Serbia. Recalling his own early involvement in the democracy
movement and the month he had spent in jail for his activism, Tadic
said that his government was committed to continued democratic
reform; it had to contend with a significant nationalist
opposition, however. The Ambassador reiterated the USG's
commitment, following on the Vice President's May 2009 visit, to
sustained bilateral engagement with Serbia on all issues, including
those areas where we do not agree. She offered to continue to
explore possibilities for high-level visits on both sides to keep
our bilateral channels open.
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Mali Bora tuzan i besan sto njegov gazda nece da ga primi u svojoj rezidenciji i pomiluje po maloj glavici