Russia welcomes Serbia’s highly restrained stance on a number of sensitive issues and Belgrade’s refusal to impose sanctions on Russia, Putin said
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised Serbia's stance towards Moscow, particularly Belgrade's refusal to join sanctions against Russia, while expressing hope that Aleksandar Vucic will become Serbia's prime minister. Speaking at the plenary session of the Valdai International Discussion Club, Putin said that Moscow appreciates what he called Belgrade's "restrained stance" on issues related to Russia. "We welcome Serbia's very restrained s…
Russia welcomes Serbia's position on key international issues and its refusal to impose sanctions against Moscow, which was announced by Vladimir Putin at the plenary session of the Waldai International Discussion Club at the national centre of Russia.
Moscow greatly appreciates Belgrade's restrained stance on refusing to introduce anti-Russian sanctions, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at the plenary session of the "Valday" club and added that he hopes that the former president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, will become prime minister. "We welcome Serbia's very restrained position on a number of key and very sensitive issues, as well as its refusal of any […]
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