Serbia was forced to vote for a resolution condemning Russia’s special operation in Ukraine at the UN General Assembly. According to President Aleksandar Vucic, Belgrade took this step in order …
Vucic said that Serbia was forced to condemn Russia’s special operation in Ukraine Belgrade, 4 February 2023, 04:46 — REGNUM Serbia’s support for the anti-Russian resolution in October 2022 was …
Serbia voted in favor of a resolution condemning Russian actions in Ukraine in order to remain on the international stage, President Aleksandar Vucic said. He believes that it is “his …
news from the story Russian special operation in Ukraine Serbia was forced to support the resolution of the UN General Assembly condemning Russia in order not to lose its place …
Alexander Vucic. © kremlin.ru Serbia will continue the process of joining the EU, but does not want to join NATO and will protect its neutral status. This was announced on …
In Kosovo, two Albanians attacked a young man of Serbian nationality and wounded him with a knife. The incident was announced by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić at a meeting of …
In Bulgaria work has started on laying a connecting line to Serbia. Against the background of the decline in energy imports from Russia, this should contribute to the diversification of …
The decision by Western leaders to supply Ukraine with tanks, especially German tanks, has united Russians and fueled a surge in support for the special military operation, Serbian President Aleksandar …
Moscow values and cherishes relations with Belgrade and believes that they will develop in the future. This was stated in an interview with journalists by the press secretary of the …
Dmitry Peskov. © kremlin.ru The Kremlin is well aware of the unprecedented pressure Western countries are exerting on Belgrade because of their stance towards Russia. Moscow hopes for the development …
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic admitted that he does not know how much more Belgrade can withstand without imposing sanctions against the Russian Federation, but will try to survive as long …
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, speaking in parliament, admitted that Belgrade would at some point have to impose sanctions against Russia due to hostilities in Ukraine, Vijesti reports. Vučić said he …