SerbianVucic tells Zelensky in Belgrade that Serbia will help Ukraine on its 'European path' as Zelensky thanks Serbia for a new humanitarian aid package covering medicine and energy.
SerbianAleksandar Vučić told Ukrainian Volodymyr Zelensky during an official visit to Belgrade that Serbia will do everything possible to help Ukraine on its 'European path,' including opening and closing EU clusters quickly. Zelensky thanked Serbia for a new humanitarian aid package covering medicine and energy and said the countries are preparing a free trade zone agreement.
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