Participate deaths of two citizens of Serbia who is also the American Embassy in Tripoli, Libya in an air strike the United States (US) against ISIS bases in Sabratha, have reached the ears of Prime Minister (PM) of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic.
Two of them embassy staff was Sladjana Stankovic and Jovica Stepic. Both were killed in the bombardment by fighter jets F-15E "Strike Eagle" US-owned through, while still in a period of ISIS hostage.
Both are known to ISIS kidnapped, when the motorcade diplomatic Serbia intercepted gangs ISIS in Sabratha, a coastal city in Libya, in November 2015 ago.
Since that time until their deaths, Serbia still fail to negotiate for their release. "It seems that the US military did not realize that there are foreigners being held hostage there," said Vucic.
While Secretary of State (Foreign Minister) Serbia, Ivica Dacic in his press conference in Belgrade, related to the deaths of two Serbian embassy staff, they Bakla ask for clarification and explanation, both the US and the Libyan government.
"We got the information, including photographs, which clearly shows that (the death of two citizens of Serbia) this is most likely true," said Dadic, "quoted by The Guardian, Sunday (02/21/2016).
"I believe that we have almost reached a solution for their release. Unfortunately, as a consequence of the attack (US) against ISIS in Libya, two of our citizens were killed.
Dadic also will examine itself more closely with the other information requested from the Serbian intelligence, about whether or not that the US attacked the camp ISIS.
"We will ask for an official explanation, both from the US and Libya on the details of the facts and the selection of their targets," he added. The US government says that (being attacked) the training camp (ISIS). This information must be checked, "due diligence.