Serbian President Vucic denounces Russian occupation of Crimea and DonbasRead also: Serbia won’t recognize results of fake ‘referendums’ in Ukraine“We said from the beginning that we cannot support Russia's invasion of Ukraine,” Vucic said in an interview with Bloomberg on Jan. 18.Read also: Kosovo PM blames Putin for inflaming Serbia tensions due to failures in Ukraine, report says“We traditionally have good relations, but this doesn’t mean that we support every single decision or most of the decisions that come from the Kremlin.”At the same time, Vucic said he was grateful to Russia for its support of Serbia regarding Kosovo, citing it as the reason why Serbia cannot support economic sanctions against Moscow.Read also: Serbia clamps down on sanction-dodging schemesVucic is also convinced that the citizens of Serbia will support the country's movement to the west.Read also: Ukraine’s FM calls on EU, G7 to slap more sanctions on RussiaSerbia is seeking to join the EU and has been criticized by foreign diplomats for refusing to impose sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.Read also: German company will be unable to supply Ukraine with Leopard tanks until next yearAt the same time, Serbia didn’t recognize the results of Russian pseudo-referendums in the partially occupied Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson oblasts."