G7 will hit Serbia if it provokes conflict, Vucic does not back down from Western pressure, warns of worst disaster in 70 years: Here's what awaits us

G7 countries France, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, Great Britain and the US have sent a strong message to Serbia that a European country will not be tolerated, despite not being in the EU, to stay close Russia in the ruthless war against Ukraine. But Serbian President Vladimir Putin is not backing down even after strong Western pressure. He said yesterday that he would not impose sanctions on Russia. He has also made a formidable warning to Europe. He stressed that next winter in the world will be the most difficult in the last 70 years. He stressed that Europe will not be able to withstand the economy in recession for the second or third year in a row. "We suffer terribly and a lot by not imposing sanctions on Russia and I want people to know that," said the Serbian president. Vucic said that Serbia will fight to continue its policy of not imposing sanctions on Russia, stressing that the damage it suffers is great. "We stayed 80 days, and the price we pay is great," he said on TV Prva. "We are suffering great damage now and I have not asked for any thanks. It would be nice if the Russian ambassador (in Belgrade) talked about it. "However, we do not seek and do not do for them, but for ourselves, an honest attitude towards ourselves, towards our country and respect for public international law", he added. "We will live ten times better (in case of sanctions), but we did not do that because we are behaving as an independent and sovereign state," Vucic added. emphasizing that the damage it suffers as a result is great. "We stayed 80 days, and the price we pay is great," he said on TV Prva. "We are suffering great damage now and I have not asked for any thanks. It would be nice if the Russian ambassador (in Belgrade) talked about it. "However, we do not seek and do not do for them, but for ourselves, an honest attitude towards ourselves, towards our country and respect for public international law", he added. "We will live ten times better (in case of sanctions), but we did not do that because we are behaving as an independent and sovereign state," Vucic added. emphasizing that the damage it suffers as a result is great. "We stayed 80 days, and the price we pay is great," he said on TV Prva. "We are suffering great damage now and I have not asked for any thanks. It would be nice if the Russian ambassador (in Belgrade) talked about it. "However, we do not seek and do not do for them, but for ourselves, an honest attitude towards ourselves, towards our country and respect for public international law", he added. "We will live ten times better (in case of sanctions), but we did not do that because we are behaving as an independent and sovereign state," Vucic added. It would be nice if the Russian ambassador (in Belgrade) talked about it. "However, we do not seek and do not do for them, but for ourselves, an honest attitude towards ourselves, towards our country and respect for public international law", he added. "We will live ten times better (in case of sanctions), but we did not do that because we are behaving as an independent and sovereign state," Vucic added. It would be nice if the Russian ambassador (in Belgrade) talked about it. "However, we do not seek and do not do for them, but for ourselves, an honest attitude towards ourselves, towards our country and respect for public international law", he added. "We will live ten times better (in case of sanctions), but we did not do that because we are behaving as an independent and sovereign state," Vucic added.

G7 condemns Serbia's efforts to partition Bosnia

Although he does not specify that he will not recognize the invasion of Crimea in 2014, the message seems clear, confirming that he does not recognize that invasion, despite the fact that the reactions at the time were milder, but that no European country, nor The G7 has never recognized Putin's regime in Crimea, except Belarus. So the G7 has delivered some clear and serious messages about the order of things, in the near future. That Russia is doomed to lose in Ukraine, despite the consequences, and that Serbia will not be able to dream of expanding to Bosnia with the partition of the Republika Srpska. These headlines should be read clearly and accurately, by both Albanian states following the policy-making. "We will not tolerate RS secessionist policy, to fully implement all past agreements without delay and to normalize their relations through a comprehensive and legally binding agreement, which will enable the realization of their respective European perspectives, contribute to regional stability and benefit all people in the region ", it is said in the communiqué. The statement also praised the fact that Kosovo has aligned itself with the West in terms of sanctions against Russia, praised the approximation of Bosnia, while they demanded that Serbia do the same. "which will enable the realization of their respective European perspectives, contribute to regional stability and benefit all people in the region," the statement said. The statement also praised the fact that Kosovo has aligned itself with the West in terms of sanctions against Russia, praised the approximation of Bosnia, while they demanded that Serbia do the same. "which will enable the realization of their respective European perspectives, contribute to regional stability and benefit all people in the region," the statement said. The statement also praised the fact that Kosovo has aligned itself with the West in terms of sanctions against Russia, praised the approximation of Bosnia, while they demanded that Serbia do the same.