Vucic's strong message to the West: It's great that they want to arrest Vladimir Putin, but who will they negotiate with for the end of the war now?

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic commented yesterday on the International Court's arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin. Answering a journalist's question regarding this issue, the president stated: "In 2001, I think, Serbia signed the Rome Statute and became one of the 123 states, if I'm not mistaken, that accept the scope of the International Criminal Court. I would not criticize, except that sometimes the decisions of this court seem absurd to me, said Vucic, making fun of a Serbian anecdote with a frog and horse shoes. The President said that despite everything, today we have obligations towards this Court, but 'since everyone is making comments about the decision, I am also giving my opinion'. "I think it is a decision that will have serious political consequences, bad consequences for people's lives and that shows that there is a reluctance to discuss peace, to discuss a cease-fire, to save humanity," said Vucic. "Very well, you have accused him of serious war crimes, but who are you going to talk to now? Who are you going to discuss peace with? Or maybe you don't want to discuss it? Or maybe you don't want peace? Maybe you are waiting for the defeat of Vladimir Putin? But how long do we have to wait? How many years", asked the president of Serbia rhetorically. Vucic said that "the West considers Vladimir Putin the same as Slobodan Milosevic. But can you compare the president of a small country with the president of a world superpower', Vu?i? emphasized, adding that he is not at all convinced that the decision of the Hague Court for Putin is not a good calculated place... to discuss a truce, to save humanity", said Vucic. "Very well, you have accused him of serious war crimes, but who are you going to talk to now? Who are you going to discuss peace with? Or maybe you don't want to discuss it? Or maybe you don't want peace? Maybe you are waiting for the defeat of Vladimir Putin? But how long do we have to wait? How many years", asked the president of Serbia rhetorically. Vucic said that "the West considers Vladimir Putin the same as Slobodan Milosevic. But can you compare the president of a small country with the president of a world superpower', Vu?i? emphasized, adding that he is not at all convinced that the decision of the Hague Court for Putin is not a good calculated place... to discuss a truce, to save humanity", said Vucic. "Very well, you have accused him of serious war crimes, but who are you going to talk to now? Who are you going to discuss peace with? Or maybe you don't want to discuss it? Or maybe you don't want peace? Maybe you are waiting for the defeat of Vladimir Putin? But how long do we have to wait? How many years", asked the president of Serbia rhetorically. Vucic said that "the West considers Vladimir Putin the same as Slobodan Milosevic. But can you compare the president of a small country with the president of a world superpower', Vu?i? emphasized, adding that he is not at all convinced that the decision of the Hague Court for Putin is not a good calculated place... but who will you talk to now?, who will you discuss peace with? Or maybe you don't want to discuss it? Or maybe you don't want peace? Maybe you are waiting for the defeat of Vladimir Putin? But how long should we wait? How many more years", the president of Serbia asked rhetorically. Vucic said that 'the West considers Vladimir Putin the same as Slobodan Milosevic. But can you compare the president of a small country with the president of a world superpower', stressed Vu?i?, adding that he is not at all convinced that the Hague Court's decision on Putin is not a well-calculated country... but who will you talk to now?, who will you discuss peace with? Or maybe you don't want to discuss it? Or maybe you don't want peace? Maybe you are waiting for the defeat of Vladimir Putin? But how long should we wait? How many more years", the president of Serbia asked rhetorically. Vucic said that 'the West considers Vladimir Putin the same as Slobodan Milosevic. But can you compare the president of a small country with the president of a world superpower', stressed Vu?i?, adding that he is not at all convinced that the Hague Court's decision on Putin is not a well-calculated country... Vucic said that 'the West considers Vladimir Putin the same as Slobodan Milosevic. But can you compare the president of a small country with the president of a world superpower', stressed Vu?i?, adding that he is not at all convinced that the Hague Court's decision on Putin is not a well-calculated country... Vucic said that 'the West considers Vladimir Putin the same as Slobodan Milosevic. But can you compare the president of a small country with the president of a world superpower', stressed Vu?i?, adding that he is not at all convinced that the Hague Court's decision on Putin is not a well-calculated country...