Russian President Vladimir Putin and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic Held a Telephone Conversation Initiated by the Serbian Side, discussing:
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said he had an hour-long phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, during which they discussed bilateral relations, energy issues, the situation in Ukraine and the Western Balkans. Vučić said the conversation was “important, good and substantive” and that it related to important issues for the future of Serbia. One of the main topics was the gas agreement between Serbia and Russia, which expires…
Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with his Serbian colleague, Alexander Vuccic, whose main theme was the development of Russian-Serbian relations.
Serbian President Vučić spoke with Putin about extending the gas deal at a favorable price. NIS and Ukraine were also discussed. Vučić confirmed that he will resign tomorrow, September 27th.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said today that he had an important one-hour phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin about bilateral relations, energy problems, the situation in Ukraine and the Western Balkans, and informed him that he would resign tomorrow and thanked him for his cooperation over the past 14 years.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic held a telephone conversation initiated by the Serbian side, discussing:
▪️aspects of the expansion of relations between Russia and Serbia, including in the energy, oil and gas, transport, and healthcare sectors▪️pressing issues on the international agenda, including the conflict...
The President of Serbia, Alexander Vuccic, discussed by telephone with Russian President Vladimir Putin the extension of the gas agreement and the situation surrounding the Serbian NIS company on Saturday." I believe that after today's conversation, the gas agreement will be extended and we will ensure a stable gas supply.
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