Kremlin Signals Desire to Maintain Serbia Ties After Vučić Ousted by Student Movement
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The official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zacharova, expressed the hope that, following the parliamentary elections, the leadership of Serbia would continue to pursue mutually beneficial cooperation with Moscow. Moscow looked forward to Belgrade's continuing line of bilateral cooperation following the formation of new authorities, as stated in Zacharova's comment on the Ministry's website. "We have repeatedly stressed…
Moscow hopes that Belgrade will continue its policy of developing mutually beneficial cooperation with Russia after the parliamentary elections, Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said
The Foreign Ministry will peruse the assessments of the Russian observers who monitored the parliamentary elections...
In Moscow, we look forward to the continuation of mutually beneficial equal cooperation with Serbia following the parliamentary elections held in that country, and the representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zacharova, stated. "We hope that, following the formation of the State authorities following the elections, the leadership of Serbia will retain the accumulated positive resource and continue the course of developing mutuall…
Kremlin Signals Desire to Maintain Serbia Ties After Vučić Ousted by Student Movement
The Kremlin said Monday that it wants to maintain and develop ties with Serbia despite the defeat of former President Aleksandar Vučić’s ruling coalition in this weekend’s parliamentary elections, while noting that building those relations will require effort from both sides. “We deeply value the contribution that Mr.
The spokeswoman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Maria Zakharova, stated that Moscow expects the new government in Serbia to maintain good relations with Russia. "We expect that the leadership of Serbia, after the formation of authorities based on the election results, will preserve the existing positive momentum in our relations and continue to develop mutually beneficial and equal cooperation with Russia", [...]
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