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Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić today made an entry in the book of condolences at the Embassy of France in Belgrade following the terrorist attacks in Nice, saying that Serbia will help in the fight against terrorism as much as it can.

PM Vučić expressed his deep condolences to the families of the victims, the French nation and the state leadership, writing on behalf of the government and in his own name, expressing the pain, grief and suffering felt due to the loss of life.

“It is very important for France to receive messages of solidarity and friendship because they provide strength in these moments after the terrorist attacks in Nice,” said H.E. French Ambassador to Serbia Christine Moro, speaking at a joint press conference with Prime Minister Vučić.

Ambassador Moro confirmed that there were no Serbs among the dead in the terrorist attack in Nice, despite there being many Serbian nationals among the people gathered in that French city.

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