VUCIC CONGRATULATED PUTIN: We firmly intend to cooperate with "United Russia"

Serbian Progressive Party (SPP) firmly intends to continue the cooperation with the ruling Russian Party, "United Russia" to "strengthen the fraternal relations between the two nations", written in the congratulations letter the leader of SPP Aleksandar Vucic sent to UR on occasion of its 16. congress.   

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- Please send the most sincere gratitude of Serbian people to the Russian president Vladimir Putin who realized with his political efforts and continues to realize the undoubtedly greatest contribution to development of Serbian-Russian relations in whole - stated the part of Vucic letter the high commissioner of UR Sergey Zeleznik.

President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik thanked Russia on support.

- That support, expressed in a clear position of President Putin, you and other representatives of the state leadership and the diplomatic corps, in difficult moments was a safe support and stimulus in the struggle for a better position of the Serbian people, Republika Srpska, as well as for the implementation of systemic reforms, strengthening the economy, and military neutrality. In this context, I have to emphasize our firm commitment to developing the concept of Balkan four (B4) - written in the letter.

The internet site of UR points that the congratulations were from the countries of B4 group and other Balkan countries", and by the Serbian assembly "Zavetnici", Dveri, Montenegro party New Serbian Democracy, Democratic People's Party, the Socialist People's Party, as well as Macedonia's Democratic Party of Serbs, Bulgarian Socialist Party and the Alternative for Bulgarian revival.

Zeleznik presented project "B4"  last year, which proposes military neutrality of Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia.    

The site states that UR congress was congratulated by Communist Party of China and parties from Vietnam, Commonwealth of Independent States, Cuba, Austria, Cambodia, Cyprus, and Italy.

(Telegraf.co.uk / Tanjug)