Vučić: Serbia supports Ukraine’s territorial integrity and its path to the EU

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said that Belgrade would continue to support Ukraine’s territorial integrity and its European course. He emphasized support for the UN Charter and readiness to help Ukraine on its path to the EU.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said that Belgrade would continue to support Ukraine's territorial integrity and its European course. Vučić said this while speaking to the media together with President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Saturday, UNN reports.

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According to him, Serbia's position is based on support for the UN Charter and resolutions of the United Nations, which provide for respect for the territorial integrity of states.

Serbia and I, as president of Serbia, emphasize that we support the UN Charter and UN resolutions, which means the territorial integrity of all UN members, including the territorial integrity of Ukraine. Likewise, we are very grateful to Ukraine for supporting the territorial integrity of the Republic of Serbia. And as far as we are concerned, we will continue this principled policy. There are no "buts" in this matter

– Vučić said.

The Serbian president separately emphasized his support for Ukraine on its path to the European Union.

Ukraine will always have our support on its path to the EU. We wish Ukraine to open all the negotiating clusters as soon as possible and close them as soon as possible, because this is the desire of the Ukrainian people and the Ukrainian leadership. Everything we can do to help Ukraine on its European path, we will do

– he said.

Vučić also thanked Ukraine for supporting Serbia's European course.

"I am grateful to the Ukrainian president for the support he has always provided to Serbia on its European path. There has never been a time when President Zelenskyy or his team said anything bad about our Ukraine. I am very grateful to our Ukrainian friends for their respect," the Serbian president added.

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