Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Serbia will provide €2 million in aid to support Ukraine's energy sector ahead of the winter. The sides also discussed joint projects in economy, logistics, and development of the Danube corridor.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced Saturday that Serbia will provide €2 million in aid to support Ukraine's energy sector ahead of the winter. The funds are intended to bolster Ukraine's energy grid, which has been a target of Russian strikes. The two sides also discussed joint projects in economy, logistics, and the development of the Danube corridor.
The announcement follows earlier reports that Serbia has shipped significant military equipment to Ukraine despite maintaining its official neutrality on the Russia-Ukraine war and refusing to join EU sanctions on Moscow, as The Zioneer reported earlier Saturday. Serbia's balancing act between its EU aspirations and traditional ties with Russia continues.
The details of the energy aid package have been confirmed by Zelensky's office. No further specifics on the implementation timeline have been provided.
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