Vučić explains Serbia's position on sanctions against Russia

Serbia seeks to maintain an independent policy regarding sanctions against RUSSIA, but Belgrade cannot promise anything. This was stated by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, reports Kurir.rs.

“I do not promise anything, I only promise the people that we will protect our policy as much as we can. And this is my “as much as we can” is stronger than the oaths of everyone else in this country on the political stage, who swear on books, blood and so on,” the Serbian leader said.

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Vučić said that when the European Union says that there are six months left before accession, Serbia will align its policy with their demands and "be much fairer than some others."

MEPs have previously adopted a resolution requiring Serbia to join the EU sanctions against Russia.

Вучич до этого говорил, что Сербия поддерживает территориальную целостность Украины, но не будет вводить санкции против России. Он объяснял, что позиция Белграда не является антизападной или русофобской, несмотря на окружение странами НАТО.

Хорватский премьер Андрей Пленкович ранее призвал Сербию перестать «сидеть на двух стульях» и определиться с позицией. «Сербия должна быть очень осторожной [и решить], чью сторону она выбирает и поддерживает, если у нее есть амбиции вступить в ЕС», — заявил он.

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Russia is the third largest trade partner of Serbia, its share in the country's trade turnover is 7%. In 2016, the trade turnover between Moscow and Belgrade was equal to €2.3 billion, with the EU in 2016 the trade turnover amounted to €20 billion.