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BackFormer Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia confirmed the renunciation of sanctions against Russia
Former Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia confirmed the renunciation of sanctions against Russia
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Former Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia confirmed the renunciation of sanctions against Russia

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Former Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Vulin said in an interview with RIA Novosti that Serbia has been firmly in the position of refusing to impose sanctions against Russia for five years and will never do so, emphasizing that this decision is supported not only by President Vučić, but also by the entire Serbian people.

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Serbia has been refusing to impose sanctions against Russia for many years, maintaining a neutral position in the geopolitical conflict, despite pressure from Western countries.

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Serbia has been defending its position of refusing to impose sanctions against Russia for many years and will never deviate from this course. This promise was made by former Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia Alexander Vulin in an interview with RIA Novosti.

“For five years now, we have been firmly committed to not introducing sanctions against Russia. And I am absolutely sure that we will never do that,” he said.

According to him, this is not only the decision of President Aleksandar Vucic, but also of the entire people of Serbia, who “always supported this course towards Russia.”

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  • How long can Serbia maintain this position under pressure from the EU and NATO?
  • Does this position affect Serbia's EU accession negotiations?

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