Dacic: West pressuring countries that might support Srebrenica resolution

BELGRADE - Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dacic said on Tuesday Western powers were pressuring countries that might support a draft UN General Assembly resolution on Srebrenica and noted that, even though the outcome of a vote on the document would not be favourable for Serbia, Western states would not be satisfied either because they expected a two-third majority.

Speaking to Pink TV, Dacic said the situation was quite difficult.

"I have spoken personally with 73 FMs... I have also spoken with the late Iranian minister. However, the situation is changing on a daily basis. They have a new FM now and he is in additional consultations now," Dacic said.

He said many countries would abstain in the UNGA vote but that, according to the rules, only votes for and against counted.