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Serbia respects international law, territorial integrity of UN member states

Belgrade, 13 May 2024

Prime Minister Miloš Vučević talked today with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba about the current security and political situation in the world and the possibilities of economic cooperation between the two countries in these circumstances.

Vučević underlined that Serbia is committed to respecting international law and the territorial integrity of every member state of the United Nations, including Ukraine.

We are open to friendly discussions on all issues and at all levels, said the Prime Minister and expressed his gratitude to the interlocutor for mentioning the humanitarian aid that Serbia sent to the Ukrainian people.

The Serbian Prime Minister presented to Minister Kuleba the positions of Belgrade regarding the situation in Kosovo and Metohija and the resolution on Srebrenica, with the assessment that Priština has not fulfilled any of the demands placed before it, and that it is unbelievable that someone raises again, after almost three decades, the issue of Srebrenica.

Kuleba said that his arrival is a message that there is room for further strengthening the relations between the two countries, especially considering the fact that the two peoples, Serbian and Ukrainian, have similarities.

Serbia and Ukraine have a lot that is different, but also a lot in common, and that is why it is possible to build the future together in many areas, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine concluded.

Photos: Tanjug