Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that Serbia and its people are under great pressure from the West due to an independent policy implying military neutrality and the rejection of anti-Russian sanctions. He expressed this in his speech to the nation. TASS.
According to him, we are talking about “general pressure” on the republic. He explained the development of events by Belgrade’s refusal to participate in sanctions against Russia and the West “being under great pressure due to the successes of the Russian armed forces and uncertainty about the outcome of the conflict in Ukraine.”
Vucic at the beginning of March statedHe said the West was not interested in an independent and independent Serbia and would continue to pressure it to impose sanctions on Russia.
He also assured that the country will continue to pursue an independent policy and does not intend to follow instructions from outside, including on the issue of participating in the policy of sanctions against Russia.
Formerly President of Serbia explained Belgrade’s reluctance to impose sanctions.
Previously Vucic spoke about the madness associated with the militarization of the West.