Vucic: Serbia submits an amendment to the Council of Europe resolution on territorial integrity

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, said tonight that in the Council of Europe, Serbia submitted an amendment to the resolution on Russia, and announced that, if it was not accepted, he would not go to the summit in Reykjavik.

"There is a big resolution in which they attack Russia and, they say, protect the territorial integrity of Moldova, Georgia, Ukraine. With the amendment, we are not asking for Serbia to be mentioned, but for "all other members of the Council of Europe" to be included in the resolution," explained Vucic in the "Cyrillic" program of TV Happy.

He said that it was now to be seen whether they would accept the Serbian amendment.

"If they won't accept, I won't go to Reykjavik, because then it will be clear to me that they have no principles," Vucic said.