EU Minut ćutanja za žrtve napada u Briselu

Minut ćutanja za žrtve napada u Briselu

March 24, 2016

Foto: Manuel Vals, Šarl Mišel, Žan Klod Junker i Federika Mogerini

Kolegijum Evropske komisije tokom minuta ćutanja za žrtve napada koji se odigrao 22. marta u Briselu, u prisustvu premijera Belgije Šarla Mišela i premijera Francuske Manuela Valsa i polaganje venca na stanici metroa Maelbek.

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