Section: B92 (Serbia)
Kiev wants others to join it in declaring Russia “aggressor”
The Ukrainian parliament has called on the UN, NATO, and other organization to declare Russia as “aggressor state.”Previously, the parliament adopted a statement on “Russian aggression in Ukraine” which “opens the door to consequences according to international law.” …read more Source:...
OSCE condemns “use of heavy weapons”
The OSCE Permanent Council held a special meeting on Monday concerning the deterioration of the situation in eastern Ukraine.The meeting concerned “especially the clashes in civilian parts of Mariupol,” Tanjug reported. …read more Source:...
Putin slams Ukrainian forces as “NATO legion”
Ukrainian armed forces are in essence a NATO legion, which is not serving the country’s national interests, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said.”It is, in essence, not an army anymore but a foreign legion, a NATO-controlled foreign legion, which is not serving to protect Ukraine’s national interests,” Putin said at a...
PM visits Finland, says Serbia “wants to be like it”
Aleksandar Vucic was in Helsinki on Monday to discuss “Serbia’s EU integration, chairmanship of the OSCE, relations in the region and the situation in Ukraine.”The Serbian prime minister was meeting with his Finnish counterpart Alexander Stubb. …read more Source:...
Seven Ukranian soldiers killed in 24 hours
Seven Ukrainian soldiers died in the fighting in eastern Ukraine during the past 24 hours, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry has announced.24 others have been injured, the AFP agency said. …read more Source:...
Bosnia: Minister resigns over arms sales to Ukraine
Bosnia’s minister of external trade and economic relations Boris Tucic has resigned “over the sale of arms from Bosnia-Herzegovina to Ukraine.”This was announced on Thursday in Banja Luka by the president of Bosnia’s Serb entity, the RS, Milorad Dodik. …read more Source:...
President talks about investments, EU, Ukraine
Tomislav Nikolic has said that Serbia was fertile ground for foreign investors, but that they should “shift the focus from infrastructure to something else.”The president told the BBC in an interview that he believes the dominant type of investments in Serbia should change to favour new products, rather than infrastructure, adding...
OSCE calls for immediate ceasefire in Ukraine
The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) participating states have adopted a declaration calling for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine.The document adopted on Tuesday also called for the full implementation of the Minsk agreement. …read more Source:...
“Urgent ceasefire needed in eastern Ukraine”
Ivica Dacic met in Belgrade on Tuesday with Russian Ambassador to Serbia Aleksandr Chepurin to discuss “OSCE’s engagement in resolving the Ukraine crisis.”The Serbian foreign minister currently serves as OSCE’s chairperson-in-office. …read more Source:...
Dacic condemns latest surge in violence in Ukraine
Ivica Dacic has condemned the use of force in Ukraine, calling on all sides to demonstrate maximum restraint and work towards achieving a sustainable ceasefire.Serbia’s foreign minister made the statement in his role as OSCE chairperson-in-office. …read more Source:...
