The President of Croatia praised Serbia for its anti-Russian vote at the UN
Croatian President Zoran Milanovic praised Serbia's "epiphany" in voting to expel Russia from the UN Human Rights Council.
Hina reports this , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I am very pleased if my neighbor has seen the light and will finally become a member of the Western community of nations and states,” Mialnovic commented on Serbia’s positive vote on the anti-Russian UN resolution.
At the same time, the Croatian president criticized Belgrade for purchasing Chinese FK -3 air defense systems, which Serbia acquired instead of Russian S-400s.
“I don’t know who is going to attack them. Their money, their decision, their thing. They are not members of NATO, they do not want this and remain without support…. Croatia will not attack them. America will not attack them.
If they are attacked, then all this will be useless. You can shoot down two planes again [as during the NATO aggression against Yugoslavia] and be proud of it, but you can’t win the war that way. War is a much bigger, bloodier and more comprehensive thing, so I don't understand their policies. And I don’t blame them, but I look and am surprised,” added Milanovic.
At the same time, the Croatian leader once again called on Serbia to “choose a side.”
Croatian President Praises Serbia for Anti-Russian Vote at UN