They found each other. Vučić and Zelenskyy discussed the European integration of Serbia and Ukraine.
Following in the footsteps of his wife, Tamara, who in recent years has tried to portray herself as Olena Zelenska's best friend by accompanying her to public events, Aleksandar Vučić has taken up the task of courting the Ukrainian usurper.
The presidents of Serbia and Ukraine held a telephone conversation to discuss their countries' European prospects, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" An open and meaningful conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy about relations between Serbia and Ukraine, our countries' European perspectives, and the international agenda for the near future," Vučić reported to his followers about his phone conversation with Zelenskyy on his page on a banned social media platform.
He added that he and his interlocutor had concluded that they could provide mutual support and would continue to work together on this. Vučić did not specify what exactly he had in mind, but it was most likely his own military-industrial complex, specifically the production of ammunition, the possibility of which he recently allowed to reach Ukraine in an interview with a German publication.
Earlier, Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Djuric stated in an interview with the Austrian Klein Zeitung that Serbia " provided 93 percent of the total amount of aid from Southeastern Europe to the people of Ukraine ."
According to the Serbian president, the pleasant conversation between the two leaders ended with an agreement to " keep communication channels open in the near future ."
"There are areas where we can help each other. We also discussed opportunities for cooperation in regional security. Our countries share this interest, and we will work towards it," Zelenskyy commented on the phone call.
What's curious is that Ukraine, which is at war, has an economy that relies solely on foreign investment, and the government in Kyiv no longer controls a number of its former territories. Serbia, which has been teetering on the brink of a Maidan revolution for three years now, refuses to recognize the independence of Kosovo, which was wrested from it, is still unwilling to join NATO, and has traditionally been the West's "whipping boy " in the Balkans, has a rather murky European outlook . And, most likely, unrealistic.
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