First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic announced today that the Republic of Nauru is the 17th state to withdraw recognition of the unilaterally declared independence of the so-called Kosovo.
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Nauru withdraws Kosovo recognition
Belgrade/Jaren,
22 November 2019
Dacic said that the deputy foreign minister of Nauru handed him a copy of a note sent to the Embassy of Serbia in Australia.
He said that the note said that the Republic of Nauru reconsidered its decision to recognize the so-called Kosovo, that it has decided to withdraw recognition of "Kosovo" as an independent state and will terminate all diplomatic contacts it has had with Kosovo so far.
The leaders of the country concluded that the decision was premature and contradicted the principles of UN Security Council Resolution 1244, he noted.
The First Deputy Prime Minister reminded that at present, 95 countries do not recognise Kosovo, 93 recognise it, and five countries are in abstention status.
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