Wugic reiterated: Serbia will not set up any foreign military base

According to today's Russian Television (RT) report on the 17th, Serbian President Wugic reiterated at a press conference at a press conference with NATO Secretary -General Stoltenberg on Wednesday that Serbia will not set up any foreign military base in its territory, and and, and, will not set up any foreign military base in it, and will not have any foreign military bases in it. Choose to keep neutral.

It is reported that when Russia recently proposed a report on the establishment of a military base in Serbia, Wugcic said he opposed the idea. He insisted that "Serbia does not need anyone's military base" and added that Serbia will maintain neutrality and keep in touch with Russia, China, the United States and the European Union.

Serbian President Wugic Russia New News Agency information map

Wugic said, "Serbia wants to maintain peace. We want to protect our people, our country, and our sky. This is the action we will take in the future."

RT mentioned that several Serbian media reported last week that the Russian ambassador to Serbia Alexander Bosang Halqinko "put forward the idea of ​​setting up the Russian military base in Case." RT pointed out that these reports were an error interpretation of Harchenco's remarks. At that time, he said that "the establishment of a Russian military base here is a transaction that belongs to the scope of Serbia's sovereignty." This is a hypothetical statement for NATO arguments.

RT pointed out that Wugic will meet Kosovo's "Prime Minister" Kurotti on Thursday, but he is expected to not continue to continue with Kosovo's negotiations under the EU mediation. He told reporters on Wednesday that the two sides "almost no matter what happened", but insisted that Serbia first wanted to "avoid any possibility of upgrading or conflict."

Kosovo Police Associated Press information map

Wugic claims that Serbia is in a "dual -losing situation", but in view of the bloody history between NATO and Serbia, he requires Stoltenberg to respect the dignity of Serbia at least. Wugci said: "Don't expect the Serbians to be happy and say how happy they are." He warned that Serbians may not always be willing to compromise. "A new generation of young people in northern Kosovo will not endure it anymore This is the case. "

In addition, Wugic also refuted the claim about Serbia's preparation for "invasion" Kosovo. He pointed out, "For 180 days, we have been heard by Serbia, Serbia's hopes to invade some entities in the region, or some 'countries'. According to their statement, this should be 5 months ago, 4 months, 4 months ago What happened before, 3 months ago, and now 2 months ago, but it has not happened so far, which means that they are lying. "

Wugic said that no one in the West accused these false statements about Serbia, and no one apologized for it. He pointed out that in the absence of any "true arguments", these claims are equivalent to a "political weapon". "We need a rational way, dialogue, and compromise solutions, rather than the so -called new solutions that some people want to want Plan, you can use this to extract Serbian or order Serbia how to do. "

NATO Secretary -General Stoltenberg. Source: Russia New News Agency

RT reported that NATO Secretary -General Stoltenberg reiterated his warning at a press conference that if the "stability" of the Kosovo region was damaged, NATO was ready to conduct military intervention. In 1999, after a 78 -day air strike bombing against Yugoslavia, the NATO troops occupied Kosovo and supported the province to unilaterally announced that the province unilaterally announced its independence from Serbia, but Serbia did not recognize Kosovo as an independent country. (Edit: HHJ)

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