The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the Embassy of Serbia in Ukraine has been temporarily closed today due to the protection of the security of our staff, who will perform their work from Belgrade until the conditions for return are met.
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Serbian Embassy staff evacuated from Ukraine
Belgrade,
3 March 2022
The statement states that three diplomats and one Embassy employee left Ukraine, noting that they were evacuated safely.
For all citizens of Serbia who are still in Ukraine, assistance will be available non-stop in the upcoming period, and they can call the phone numbers (+ 381-11) 3068-888 and (+ 381-11) 3068-884, or to the email address consul@mfa.rs.
The embassies of Serbia in the countries bordering Ukraine are available to them for all the help and cooperation.
On 13 February, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia recommended to the citizens of our country residing in Ukraine to consider the possibility of temporarily leaving the territory of that country, and those who intended to travel to Ukraine were recommended to postpone their travel.
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