Vucic claims that his speech at the UN was attended more than Zelensky's: They came all the way to congratulate me.

With his several-minute address to the United Nations General Assembly, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has taken pride in himself by claiming that his words made international heads of states to approach and congratulate “twice as much as Voldymyr Zelensky in”.

In addition to this <x0) doubling”, the Serbian president has said that even the surveillance/spectability of his address “has been twice the size of Zelensky”.

To sum up Vucic's speech at the UN in a few words, he posed an unstable question with parallel analogy that escapes even themselves. “Where Ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty distinguished with that of Serbia” was the question, which, according to him, has hit his listeners with admir.

My speech attracted so much attention because it was different. Because someone so small dared to tell the truth. I was approached yesterday by leaders of missions from some of the most important countries to congratulate me. They went out the hall to wait, to tell me that such a speech they haven't heard in 10 years. Both courage and all. I just said what I thought”, Alexander Vucic told reporters in New York.

His speech, which said the least, was a diplomatic scandal, and where the focus is a brutally and aggressive Ukraine, he called Serbia's “the good of”.

Voldymyr Zelensky, in his address via video connection, sent a message to all countries called “neutrale” that their neutrality is actually neutral on the part of the aggressor. Even University of Belgrade university professor named it “

We protected our position with more passion and thoughtful arguments and testified to all that we are a handful of inviteers because they are large and we are small, the Serbian president said.

I think I know the relationship in the international community enough and I managed to tell you everything, and this remained without public criticism because the context was carefully chosen, I chose words in such a way that you can deny the facts. I presented facts, not political views. Some are unhappy. Mine is to work for the interests of Serbia and Serbian citizens”, Vucic said.

What did he say in his speech?

With his usual mandate, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, at the UN General Assembly session, addressed those in attendance with the question that “is the difference between Ukraine's territorial integrity with that of Serbia”, reports the online newspaper Reporter.net.

Referring to the humanitarian intervention of NATO in 1999 against the forced deportation, ethnic cleansing and genocide policies of former President Slobodan Milosevic against Kosovo Albanians, Vucic indicated that Serbia “also violates” territorial integrity, but that therefore “nobody wants to hear”.

Antonio Guterres and no one from the UN should be blamed for this, but forces that count nothing other than satisfying their political, economic, and unfortunately military goals” said in the UN speaker, Aleksandar Vucic, N1 television reported.

For the then intervention of 19 NATO member states on Serbian-Yugoslav limits, Vucic said that “Serbia was attacked without attacking any other sovereign state”, and added that “for this thing is silent”.

“We are looking for clear answers from a question that I have repeatedly posed to my co-talkers for years: what is the difference between the sovereignty and the territorial integrity of Ukraine, and Serbia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, which was brutally violated. I've never received rational answers to this”, he said.

NATO, Vucic said, bombed Serbia without Security Council approval.

He also thanked Kosovo's non-recognition countries at the UN, for what it said was encouraged “by the fact that the number of countries supporting Serbia's position has increased amid the” sessions, and added that “is a trend that must continue”.

“Serbia, and I as its president, with patience and goodwill, seek compromise regarding Kosovo, under EU relief and dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina. It's been a difficult process, it's been 10 years, but we don't see any alternative. It's better to negotiate 100 years than to fight one day. I am convinced that we will reach acceptable, compromise-based solutions because it is absolutely the only way to achieve our goal”.

Serbian president said Serbia “never thinks” returns to the conflicts of the 1990s, while adding that “Balkan cannot withstand another” conflict.

Aleksandar Vucic also said that as an example “reconciliation” could serve the example of relations between Serbia and Albania. Serbia and Albania, for example, enjoy the closest and most friendly relations in their history of centuries in the history of the Balkan Peninsula”.