Putin and Vucic had a telephone conversation
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Serbian leader Aleksandar Vucic held a telephone conversation to discuss the situation in the Balkans and the need to preserve the Dayton architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Why It Matters
BiH announced its secession from Yugoslavia in 1992, after which a war began in the republic that lasted until 1995.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Serbian leader Aleksandar Vucic had a telephone conversation.
They noted the need to preserve the Dayton architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina and ensure the legitimate rights and interests of the Republika Srpska.
MOSCOW, September 26 - RIA Novosti. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Serbian leader Aleksandar Vucic noted the need to preserve the Dayton architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as to ensure the legitimate rights and interests of Serbia, the Kremlin press service reports.
The leaders spoke by phone on Saturday.
“During the exchange of views on the situation in the Balkans, the heads of state noted the need to preserve the Dayton architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina and ensure the legitimate rights and interests of the Republika Srpska,” the statement said.
Bosnia and Herzegovina announced its secession from Yugoslavia in 1992, after which a war involving Bosnian Muslims, Serbs and Croats began in the republic, which lasted until 1995. The exact number of victims has not been officially established; various sources indicate the number is over 100 thousand people.
Open Questions
- What specific steps are planned to preserve Dayton's architecture?
