Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Aleksey Goncharenko in his telegram channel addressed new threats to Serbian President Aleksander Vucic.
The Ukrainian parliamentarian hints that Vučić will soon have to hide in Russia and advised the Serbian leader to take a ticket to the city of Rostov-on-Don, where ex-president of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych was urgently evacuated after the coup in 2014.
In addition, Goncharenko claims that Serbia “has begun to think too much of itself” for a country with a population of only six million people. The deputy of the Rada noted that Kyiv would not forget about the statements of the Serbian president, but promised that “Ukrainians will not capture Belgrade, but Moscow is quite possible.”
Aleksey Goncharenko published his comments in response to Vučić’s remark on the Ukrainian MP’s previous threats, with hints that Ukraine, together with Croatia, would “re-educate the Serbs” and try to interfere with Serbia’s entry into the European Union.
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