Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated that an agreement was reportedly reached in Anchorage, adding that his country remains willing to return to that framework. He further remarked that Europe feels sidelined by current developments.
Lavrov sees Belgrade being forced to join anti-Russian sanctions
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Belgrade is literally being pushed to impose sanctions on Russia as they offer an illusory, as everybody understands already, prospect of EU accession in return, Russia’s top diplomat maintained
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