Ukraine has accused Serbia of violating the "gentlemen's agreement" by a UN vote on Crimea

Alexander Alexandrovich, Ukraine's ambassador to Serbia, accused Belgrade of violating the gentleman's agreement reached by the Serbian vote of the UN resolution on Crimea

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He recalled that in July, during the visit of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko to Belgrade, the leaders of the two countries of Buda had concluded a "gentlemen & "Agreement" to not vote against each other. "

Simultaneously, Mr. President, it is one of the 19 countries that voted against the approval of the UN General Assembly resolution calling on Russia to withdraw its troops from occupied Crimea territory and condemning Russia's growing military presence in the Black and Azov Seas

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"Serbia could at least abstain," said Aleksandrovich.

"Unfortunately, we do not do not understand the actions of Serbia, "he added, noting that Ukraine has not supported the accession

The ambassador also regretted not having acceded to Serbia under the EU sanctions regime against Russia.

As UNIAN l '. reported on 18 December, the UN General Assembly supported the draft resolution "The problem of the militarization of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol (Ukraine), as well as in parts of the Black Sea and from the sea of ​​Azov. "The document was supported by 66 countries, 19 countries abstaining and 72 countries abstaining

The resolution urges the Russian Federation to withdraw its troops from Ukrainian territory occupied by Crimea and to end occupation of Ukrainian territories

The Russian Federation is also concerned about the militarization of Crimea as the occupying Power.

In addition, "the most serious concern that exists about the Dangerous exacerbation of tension and unjustified use of force by the Russian Federation "countries, including against the three ships of the naval forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, on November 25, 2018 in the Black Sea." The signatories of the resolution asked RF to immediately and unconditionally release the ships, crews and equipment.