State Duma deputy and former Crimean prosecutor Natalya Poklonskaya said she considers Serbian President Alexander Vucic’ position on Crimea to be forced.
According to her, the position of the Serbian leader is due to the fact that Serbian society still has a fresh memory of NATO’s strikes against Belgrade. "The whole world remembers the horror that the people of Serbia experienced when the NATO troops were cowardly bombing Belgrade ... That's why Vucic, not free in his statements, I think, he is still under the influence of such ‘directors’ of these kind of the world operations," Poklonskaya noted.
