Botsan-Kharchenko: Russia has made no request to set up a military base, nor is Serbia asking for one
The ambassador stressed that President Aleksandar Vucic also made a very clear statement on this issue a few days ago
Ambassador of the Russian Federation in Serbia Aleksandr Bocan Kharchenko said on Wednesday that Russia does not have any demands regarding the opening of a military base in Serbia, nor has the Serbian side asked for that.
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"I never said that such a proposal from Russia exists, nor did I say what some media write. I was asked whether there is such a possibility and said that we have not received any offer from Serbia, nor are we looking for anything like that," Botsan Kharchenko said in response to a journalist after the opening of the EXPO Russia-Serbia 2022 business forum in Belgrade.
The ambassador stressed that President Aleksandar Vucic also made a very clear statement on this issue a few days ago.
According to some media reports, a Russian military base could be formed in Serbia, for the purpose of performing various reconnaissance tasks.
(Telegraf.rs)