Serbia has invested a lot in maintaining good relations with Russia, more than any other country in Europe, said Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Serbian television. This is reported by the publication SD.
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“I sometimes feel very guilty that some countries that have imposed sanctions have more friendly relations with them… I owe it to the citizens of Serbia to be responsible, I respect Russia and Europe, but I love Serbia the most in the world. And when I see that some other countries are more important for buying something than us, because I have a very good relationship with Orban… Was I happy when I saw that they elected Orban and the Hungarians, not us? I wasn't. What did you expect – jumping on the spot? When I almost had a stroke at the meeting, when they told me what would happen and how it would happen. I spoke to Putin personally twice about this. He presented me with a list, he read from the list, and then, based on what I read, I established who gave him the list. I told him: “One of the traitors delivered it.” I told him, “Only I and one other person have seen this list, you read it to me from a country we don't even export hunting ammunition to. Unless one person saw it, and I saw it, and now I know who you got it from.”
When asked how the war between Ukraine and Russia will end, Vučić replied that the latter is very difficult to defeat: “The question is whether it will be able to do it, but it is certain that Russia cannot afford the luxury of losing, because it has many nuclear warheads. And it will not be able to. Ukraine will be a new superstructure at the European level with increased cooperation between Germany and Italy. France has a different position. When you look at all this, the war between Russia and Ukraine cannot be ended now, no matter what anyone tells you. Trump is surprised, you can be surprised as much as you like. There is no end to this conflict. There will be no end in the coming months.”
Earlier, Aleksandar Vucic said that Serbia is preparing for a possible attack from Croatia, Albania and Kosovo.
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