5 minutes agoLearn what was written in the letter Lavrov sent to Mogher prior to Putin's visit to Serbia
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)It becomes known that Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, a few days before coming to Belgrade, has written to Federika Megherin asking for information on the Kosovo-Serbia talks. During Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Belgrade, there was no change in what he said in public and what he said behind [...] doors.
During Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Belgrade, there were no changes to what he said in public and what he said behind closed doors, Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said today.
He added that Serbia has welcomed the Russian delegation because it has <x0 brotherly connections” with them.
The basic theme is a great friendship, not a historical character of an eternal friendship, but a proven friendship in work, political and economic plan. We have good results in the previous period, in the economy can be better. In the political part, there was not much difference between what was said openly and what was said behind closed doors. This is a full support for Serbia. Both Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov are familiar with the situation, Dacic says.
He also stated that, under Putin's command, on the eve of his visit to Belgrade, Lavrov sent a letter to EU High Representative Federika Moghrini, where he asked him to inform him of it once dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina is reached.
She replied the day before their visit to Belgrade, and she said nothing at all. But she said that if this agreement was to be reached, it should be verified by the UN Security Council”, Dacic says.
