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Serbian President Says Belgrade Ready to Host Ukraine Talks, Though Idea Not Under Consideration

Aleksandar Vucic said Serbia would be willing to host negotiations on the Ukraine conflict but suggested an Arab country was more likely to be chosen.

· 1 min read · language: en

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said his country would be prepared to host talks aimed at resolving the conflict in Ukraine, according to Russian state news agency TASS, though he noted that the possibility of Serbia serving as a venue had never actually been considered.

Vucic said he believed an Arab country would ultimately be chosen to host any such negotiations, TASS reported.

The remarks come amid ongoing international discussion about potential venues and formats for talks related to the war in Ukraine, though TASS did not specify the context in which Vucic made the comments or whether any concrete proposal for a venue is currently under consideration by involved parties.

TASS did not provide additional details on when or where Vucic made the statement, or what prompted his remarks regarding Serbia's willingness to host such talks.

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