Early Wednesday Serbian Parliament voted for resolution condemning 1995 mass killings of Bosnian Muslims in Srebrenica, AFP reports.

The resolution expressed apology for not undertaking necessary measures to prevent the massacre. The parliamentarians also extended their condolences to the victims.

After long debates, 127 out of 173 present MPs voted for the resolution. Meanwhile, nationalist MPs criticized the document, saying that it should condemn crimes committed against all conflicting parties, including Serbs, the Times reports.

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