Putin, Vucic Discuss Ukraine Conflict and Situation in the Balkans
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic discussed the conflict in Ukraine and developments in the Balkans, the Kremlin reported.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic discussed the conflict in Ukraine as well as the situation in the Balkans, according to a Kremlin readout reported by TASS.
Vucic also expressed gratitude for Russia's assistance to Serbia, particularly its help in fighting forest fires, the Kremlin said.
Further details of the discussion, including any specific outcomes or agreements reached between the two leaders, were not disclosed in the available report.
The talks reflect the continued diplomatic relationship between Moscow and Belgrade amid the broader geopolitical context of the war in Ukraine.
Sources
- Putin, Vucic discuss Ukrainian conflict, situation in Balkans — TASS (Russia)
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