Moscow: Aleksandar Vulin meets with Sergei Lavrov

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On the first day of his visit to Moscow, where he is participating in the International Security Forum, Aleksander Vulin met with Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergei Lavrov.

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Vulin and Lavrov discussed the current political and security situation in the Balkans and geopolitical challenges facing the modern world.

Vulin pointed out that the Declaration on a Multipolar World, recently signed by the presidents of the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, is the foundation of the new global security architecture and a key step towards establishing a fairer world order based on the sovereignty of states and respect of international law.

He added that Serbs and Russians do not have a single misunderstanding or different views of the world we live in, and no amount of threats or blackmail can change that.

Vulin also stressed that Serbia is a free country that, despite international pressure, has not and will not impose sanctions against the Russian Federation, adding that the policy of trying to isolate Russia has been defeated and proved to be foolish.

Vulin expressed his gratitude to the Russian Federation and Minister Lavrov personally for the consistent and principled support for Serbia's territorial integrity and of the Serb nation in international forums and organizations.

(Telegraf.rs)