Serbian President sees no way to quickly end Russia's war against Ukraine
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić sees no way for the Russian-Ukrainian war to end quickly and fears that Ukraine is facing another difficult winter.
Serbian President Vučić expressed no optimism about a swift conclusion to Russia's war against Ukraine during a joint press conference with Ukrainian President Zelensky in Belgrade. Vučić, cautious about making definitive predictions, emphasized the global desire to see the conflict end soon but admitted his personal doubts about its rapid resolution.
The Serbian leader expressed concern that Ukraine might endure another harsh winter, which could impact not only the Ukrainian populace but also have broader ramifications worldwide. Despite his hope that the war could end the following day, Vučić acknowledged this was purely a wish without any substantiated grounds. He stressed that he felt unable to envision any scenario leading to such an outcome, insisting on honesty in his assessment.
This is the first visit by President Zelensky to Serbia during his presidency, which took place on August 7.
Written by urgent.news from Ukrinform - Politics's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
This story
This is one outlet's version. Read the fullest account.
- Child among three killed in Russian missile strikes near Kyiv gbcghanaonline.com
- Ukraine’s former top commander Valerii Zaluzhnyi says he supports NATO, but Russia has found a counter to nearly all its weapons meduza.io
- Russia orders 'free hunting' drone strikes in Kherson Oblast english.nv.ua
- EU imposes new sanctions on Russia in response to shelling of Ukraine ukrinform.net
- Ukraine warns of tough winter as Russia strikes kill 4 in Kyiv region freemalaysiatoday.com
- Russia’s blockade could halve Ukraine’s grain exports. Kyiv is asking the EU for €220 million euromaidanpress.com
- Ukraine Strikes Oil Refinery in Russia's Krasnodar Region in Drone Attack themoscowtimes.com
- Stefanchuk: Ukraine counts on US House backing bill to step up sanctions pressure on Russia en.interfax.com.ua
