Trump will recognize the state between Serbia and Croatia? Liberland expects the final verdict of the USA president

The founder of Liberland Vit Jedlicka hopes that Donald Trump views of Foreign policy bring his state to recognition. 

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He tried to create a state between Serbia and Croatia, and now he is prohibited from entering into it! (PHOTO)

Trump unorthodox views on international policy could, as Jedlicka says, recognize Liberland, writes "The Washington Post".

- Trump's arrival definitely opens new doors - said Jedlicka on the party pro-Trump papers "Washington Examiner" organized in the honor of inauguration on Friday. He was present with 20 like minded people on the oath of the new American president.

Liberland is an area of seven square kilometers on the border between Croatia and Serbia, on so called no-man's-land, not determined to what country it officially belongs, reminds "The Washington Post".

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Due to the old cadastral boundaries and today's Danube River, the state which recognized the ownership of the territory Jedlicka proclaimed Liberland would give up of most part of the territory on the Border. Hence, Serbia and Croatia don't claim that their state territories include Liberland, and that territory will belong to one of the two states after the possible arbitrage about the border writes "The Washington Post".

On the other hands, some interprtations of state rights can conclude that that area is "no-man's-land", because Croatia claims that it is Serbian territory, while Serbia claims that it is not their territory. 

Liberland has their own flag, constitution, national anthem and a motto - "Live and let live".

Foto: Tanjug/AP

Around 100.000 applied for citizenship, and 12.000 Americans among them, and american citizen Thomas Walls was recently appointed the Minister of Foreign affairs. Walls in the statement for the "Washington Post" said that he is Trump's neighbor, he lives next to his property Mar-a-Lago in Florida state, reports Jutarnji list.

Although no existing state in the world did not recognize Liberland, Jedlicka hopes to use his connections in Trump's administration to achieve progress in Liberland status. 

Even though he doesn't want to discover who are his connections, Jedlicka said that they are the "friends of a friend". He hopes to get silent support of Trump administration so Liberland could be recognized in a few years.

The founder of Liberland Vit Jedlicka hopes that Donald Trump views on foreign policy bring his state to recognition.

(Telegraf.co.uk / Tanjug)