Rupel Welcomes Medvedev's Move, Hopes for EU Unity
Ljubljana, 12 August - Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel said in Ljubljana on Tuesday that the decision of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to halt military operations in Georgia was encouraging news, although coming after a series of very bad news from this part of the world. He announced Slovenia would send humanitarian aid to Georgia.
Ljubljana
Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel speaking to the press about the work of the ministry in the 2004-2008 term and the Russia-Georgia conflict.
Photo: Dejan Mijovic/ STA
Ljubljana
Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel speaking to the press about the work of the ministry in the 2004-2008 term and the Russia-Georgia conflict.
Photo: Dejan Mijovic/ STA
Ljubljana
Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel speaking to the press about the work of the ministry in the 2004-2008 term and the Russia-Georgia conflict.
Photo: Dejan Mijovic/ STA
Ljubljana
Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel speaking to the press about the work of the ministry in the 2004-2008 term and the Russia-Georgia conflict.
Photo: Dejan Mijovic/ STA
Ljubljana
Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel speaking to the press about the work of the ministry in the 2004-2008 term and the Russia-Georgia conflict.
Photo: Dejan Mijovic/ STA
Ljubljana
Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel speaking to the press about the work of the ministry in the 2004-2008 term and the Russia-Georgia conflict.
Photo: Dejan Mijovic/ STA
Ljubljana
Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel speaking to the press about the work of the ministry in the 2004-2008 term and the Russia-Georgia conflict.
Photo: Dejan Mijovic/ STA
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