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Serbian President Vučić Warns of 'Much Larger War', Calls for Negotiations in Ukraine

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has expressed concern about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, stating that the world is 'at the beginning of a larger war'. He believes that no one wants peace in Ukraine, with Western countries pursuing Russia's defeat rather than a swift resolution. Vučić, who maintains contact with both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, calls for negotiations and a compromise solution, arguing that Russia's status as a nuclear power makes military defeat unlikely. He warns against waiting for Russian forces to exhaust, emphasizing the need for immediate peace efforts to prevent escalation.

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    Вучич назвал действия Европы против России "гибридной войной" Президен...

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    Вучич обвинил Европу в ведении гибридной войны против России Президент...

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    Nach Wolodimir Selenskis Besuch in Serbien warnt Präsident Aleksander...

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    Европа стоит на пороге масштабной войны, заявил Александр Вучич. Что...

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