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Serbia Pledges Aid to Ukraine but Refuses Call for More Pressure on Russia

Serbia’s president says the country will send Ukraine more humanitarian aid, but will not sign a regional call for continued security support for Ukraine and increased pressure on Russia. His refusal stands out at a summit attended by leaders including Volodymyr Zelenskiy.

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Serbia Pledges Aid to Ukraine but Refuses Call for More Pressure on Russia

Serbia will provide additional humanitarian aid to Ukraine, President Aleksandar Vučić said in Kyiv, including financial, medical, and energy support. However, he declined to sign the summit’s joint declaration that urged continued political, military, and security backing for Ukraine and stronger pressure on Russia. Vučić framed the aid as assistance to a rebuilding effort, while Serbia continues to avoid Western sanctions against Russia despite condemning Moscow in international forums.

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