Section: Serbia
Minsk signatories “urged to return to talks”
OSCE Chairperson-in-Office Ivica Dacic has reiterated his call to all sides in the Ukrainian conflict to return to the negotiating table. Dacic, who serves as Serbia’s foreign minister, late on Thursday had a telephone conversation with the special representative to the Trilateral Contact Group, who briefed him on the latest developments in...
Russia asks Bosnia to stop sending arms to Ukraine
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has appealed on Bosnia-Herzegovina to stop arms shipments to the Ukrainian military.The ministry’s website said Moscow was reacting to statements that ammunition made in Bosnia was used in the war in Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Russia warns BiH against ammunition supplies to Kiev
Moscow calls on Bosnia and Herzegovina to abandon plans of supplying ammunition to Kiev, the Russian Foreign Ministry’s official spokesman Alexander Lukashevich …read more Source:...
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:...
DPR forces pushed Ukrainian troops out of two districts on the outskirts of Donetsk
Eduard Basurin, deputy commander of the rebels in Donetsk, said on Tuesday they had pushed Ukrainian troops out of two districts on the …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:...
Serbia condemns use of heavy weapons in Mariupol
VIENNA – The OSCE Permanent Council held a special meeting on Monday concerning the deterioration of the situation in eastern Ukraine, especially …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...
Putin: Ukraine army is NATO legion
The Ukrainian army is essentially a ‘NATO legion’ which doesn’t pursue the national interests of Ukraine, but persists to restrict Russia, President …read more Source:...
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:...
