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BackБывший президент Сербии Вучич поздравил Путина с днём рождения
Бывший президент Сербии Вучич поздравил Путина с днём рождения
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Бывший президент Сербии Вучич поздравил Путина с днём рождения

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Бывший президент Сербии Александр Вучич поздравил Владимира Путина с днём рождения в Instagram, отметив взаимное уважение и традиционную дружбу между Сербией и Россией, а также выразив уверенность в дальнейшем укреплении двусторонних отношений.

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Вучич ранее занимал пост президента Сербии и поддерживает дружеские отношения с Россией, отмечая её поддержку Сербии в международных организациях.

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Бывший президент Сербии Александр Вучич поздравил российского лидера Владимира Путина с предстоящим днём рождения. Текст поздравления политик опубликовал в соцсети Instagram (запрещенная в России соцсеть; принадлежит компании Meta, признанной экстремистской организацией и запрещенной в РФ).

«Примите мои искренние поздравления с днём рождения. Я ценю слова поддержки, которые вы недавно направили мне лично, а также помощь, которую Россия оказала Сербии и её интересам в международных организациях», — написал он.

Вучич отметил, что отношения Белграда и Москвы основаны на взаимном уважении и традиционной дружбе двух народов. Экс-президент выразил уверенность, что он и Путин продолжат укреплять российско-сербские отношения и в будущем.

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  • Какую конкретную помощь Россия оказала Сербии в международных организациях?
  • Планируются ли конкретные шаги по укреплению российско-сербских отношений в ближайшее время?

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