Post #15898

As we wrote earlier, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, who attended the Ukraine-Western Balkans summit in Tirana, succeeded in getting references to sanctions against Russia, Russia's negative influence and "Kosovo" as a country removed from the text of the final declaration. So what did Vucic end up signing? 1. Russian unprovoked military aggression against Ukraine remains the greatest threat to European security and international peace 2. We reiterate our unwavering support for Ukraine's independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity 3. Call on the entire international community to strengthen its support for Ukraine 4. Strongly condemn the intentions of the Russian Federation to hold presidential elections in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine 5. Express our readiness to participate in the holding of President Zelensky's Formula World. 6. We are convinced that the Russian aggression has shown the need for a united and strong Europe 7. We reaffirmed our determination to strengthen joint efforts on.... EU membership 8. Fully support Ukraine's right to NATO membership 9. Expressed readiness to bring those responsible for war crimes to justice, including through the Office of the Chief Prosecutor of Ukraine and the International Criminal Court 10. We agreed to focus efforts on the return of illegally and illegally displaced Ukrainian children 11. We pledged to increase efforts to combat disinformation 12. Today in Tirana, we reaffirmed our solidarity in support of Ukraine and our readiness to participate in Ukraine's post-war reconstruction. We certainly admire Vucic's diplomatic talents, but, rightly, against the background of everything he has signed, it was worth the trouble of crossing out references to Russia's "negative influence". Access to discussion Subscribe to the channel