Spajić to Vučić: Montenegro does not want conflict with Serbia, we have a problem with double standards

"Therefore, one simple question for President Vučić: how is it that Serbia, according to available data, is one of the most significant sources of weapons and ammunition for Ukraine, while sending one message to Moscow and another to Europe?" said Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić.

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Spajić, Photo: Risto Božović
Spajić, Photo: Risto Božović
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Montenegro does not want a conflict with Serbia, announced Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić.

Spajić said this while commenting on the statement of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, who, among other things, said that Montenegro wants the worst possible relations with Serbia.

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"Montenegro does not want a conflict with Serbia. We want good neighborly relations, but also a clear European policy, which, obviously, Mr. Vučić does not want to understand," Spajić stated on the Iks network.

Spajić added that it is not appropriate for Vučić to take on the role of Russia's PR from his position and give others lessons on principle.

"Therefore, a simple question for President Vučić: how is it that Serbia, according to available data, is one of the most significant sources of weapons and ammunition for Ukraine, while sending one message to Moscow and another to Europe? We in Montenegro do not have a problem with a clear position. We only have one with double standards," said Spajić.

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