Local media reported that Montenegro, North Macedonia and Bulgaria closed their airspace to Lavrov, which is scheduled to be in Serbia on 6-7 June as part of official visits.
It was noted that Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic will meet with Russian Ambassador to Belgrade Aleksandar Bocan-Harcenko tomorrow regarding the decision of the three countries.
Before his visit to Serbia, Lavrov spoke to RTRS about “the effects of the West in Bosnia and Herzegovina”.
Stating that the allegations that the Serbian member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidential Council Milorad Dodik is “Putin’s man” do not reflect the truth, Lavrov said, “Dodik is our friend, we are his friend, but the West does not think that any country or politician in the Balkans is independent. ” had used the words.
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