Serbia has considered Kenya's recognition of Kosovo a "hostile act", and has warned that it will take "all necessary diplomatic measures".
Kenya's action to recognize the state of Kosovo constitutes "a serious violation of international law and a direct violation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244," the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a reaction.
Serbia complained that with this action, Kenya "has also violated the UN Charter."
This recognition, according to the Serbian Foreign Ministry, "also undermines efforts for constructive dialogue, regional stability and respect for the international legal order."
Serbia was also impressed by the fact that Kenya also referred to the decision of the International Court of Justice on the issue of Kosovo's independence, describing it as "unfounded."
In response, it was said that Kenya's decision will affect its relations with Serbia.
Serbia claims that in the last 8 years "28 states have withdrawn or suspended recognition of Kosovo's independence", and that "only two new states have made a decision to recognize it".
"The clear majority of the international community, law and justice are on Serbia's side," the reaction states.
Serbia said it will continue its fight against Kosovo and its international recognition.
"Serbia remains committed to defending its sovereignty and territorial integrity with all diplomatic and legal means at its disposal," it says at the end of this response.