Ukraine’s Zelenskyy to make first visit to Russia-friendly Serbia
Summary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to visit Serbia, a European country that maintains good relations with Russia despite the war in Ukraine. Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic will discuss cooperation and EU membership with Zelenskyy, while continuing Serbia’s position of not sanctioning Russia.Key Facts
- Zelenskyy’s visit to Serbia will be his first official trip to the country.
- Serbia remains friendly with Russia and has not joined sanctions against Russia for invading Ukraine.
- Serbia depends heavily on Russia for its energy needs.
- Serbia is trying to join the European Union, but its close ties with Russia delay this process.
- Serbia has offered aid to Ukraine and plans to help rebuild the country after the war.
- President Vucic says Serbia will keep its current stance on not sanctioning Russia.
- Both leaders aim to strengthen cooperation and discuss their countries’ paths to EU membership.
- Serbia faces criticism and risks losing EU funds because of its relationship with Moscow and concerns about democracy.
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