“We fight for the resurrection of international law. During 1999, when NATO launched aggression on Serbia, they tried to kill Serbia, but instead they killed international law. Serbia survived, international law did not. So, one of the most important parts of our national strategy is the fight for the rights of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija,” Vulin said.

"The objective of this project is to build upon previous research efforts to develop and optimize AgriShock, a code suite for modeling the effects of nuclear weapons on agricultural systems," the notice says.

“We will not allow the truth about the Second World War to be changed. We are grateful for our allies, we are grateful for the support of the Soviet Union, of Russia, and we are very proud of ourselves, how we fought, and of the side that we stood on,” Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin told Sputnik

"Now they [Western nations] are trying to formalize the decision nicely," Lavrov said during roundtable on the Ukraine crisis with foreign ambassadors.

"We are very happy with the arrangement that we have with Russia. I'm deeply satisfied because the Russian government shows us readiness that we've done new gas arrangement very soon, almost instantly. And that's something really important for our economy, but of course for our citizens," Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia Aleksandar Vulin told Sputnik.

“We are the only part of Europe where anti-Russian hysteria has not taken place. We do not try to forbid Russian media to do their job, like in all other parts of Europe. And one of the most important parts of democracy is freedom of choice, freedom of information, freedom of voice,” Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin told Sputnik.

"In the original post, we erroneously included the total number of deceased from the Sept 11 attacks, which included the hijackers. Our intent was to only honor the victims of that tragic day and we deeply apologize for the error," the new post on the US’ Secret Service X account states.

“We of course do not impose any sanctions on Russia, and we will not ever do that,” Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia Aleksandar Vulin told Sputnik.

Ukraine’s targets are “residential buildings, energy and industrial infrastructure, social facilities,” the Russian foreign minister said.