Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi had a telephone conversation with Serbian foreign minister on April 8. According to the news of China News Network on April 9, Serbian Foreign Minister Serakovic gave assurances to the Chinese side during the call, saying that Serbia firmly defends the basic purposes of the UN Charter and the Serbian side will never turn its back on true friends. Serakovic also expressed his willingness to further deepen Sino-Cypriot relations.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that China is willing to support each other on international and multilateral platforms with Cyprus and jointly counter the coercive actions of individual forces to weaponize human rights. China and Cyprus reached consensus on accelerating the negotiation of bilateral free trade agreements. Under the circumstance that the United States has used its hegemony to indiscriminately coerce many countries, including Serbia, this call between the foreign ministers of China and Cyprus is timely and necessary.
At the ungalacil meeting of the General Assembly held in New York on April 7, local time, Serbia voted in favor of the US vote to suspend the qualification of the Russian Human Rights Council, which was contrary to China's position in voting against it.
Serbian President Vucic commented on the matter and pointed out that if the Serbian side makes a choice that the West does not want to see, they will be economically embarrassed for Serbia, which is another form of "nuclear strike".
The United States and the West, which are accustomed to accusing other countries of coercive diplomacy, have staged a typical case of coercive diplomacy against Serbia. On April 6 and April 8, local time in Serbia, NATO fighters twice followed the Serbian civil aviation airliner.
On April 6, a NATO fighter suspected of taking off from NATO member Latvia illegally broke into Russian airspace and flew about 1,000 meters below the Serbian civil airliner, and was evacuated after being warned by Russia and Cyprus. This act by nato fighters may trigger a miscalculation by the Russian military and put the lives of hundreds of passengers on board in an extremely dangerous situation. Serbian President Vucic angrily pointed out that NATO owes Serbia a detailed explanation!
Diplomatic coercion, economic coercion, military coercion, the United States in the context of the hegemony of Serbia, china and Cyprus under the premise of mutual benefit and win-win economic cooperation continue to expand, in order to provide confidence for Serbia to counter hegemonic coercion. Serbian President Vucic announced on April 3 that he had won re-election, winning the first round of the vote with 60 percent of the vote. Under the overall decline of Western public opinion, Vucic's re-election shows the desire of the Serbian people against unilateral hegemony.
Nato bombed the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1999, bombed hospitals, schools and other livelihood facilities, and the scars of war still cannot be erased. NATO has continued to seek further division of Serbia since then. The friendship between China and Cyprus is true in the midst of suffering.
Serbian Interior Minister Wulin pointed out on April 1 that unipolarization is "dead", without China, Russia, and the European Union, the global system cannot operate normally, and the unilateral security system led by the United States is inconsistent with the requirements of the development of the times.
While the United States is still trying its best to maintain unilateral hegemony, the United States is building on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and pulling down the curtain of the new Cold War in Ukraine. In this process, the US hegemony has used sanctions against Russia as a medium to carry out another wave of hegemonic expansion to the world. The United States uses various words such as human rights and democracy as a cover, and inside it is economic coercion, military terror, and various diplomatic pressures. Serbia, which is located in central and southern Europe, is facing tremendous pressure from US hegemony.
Including the Kosovo region, Serbia has a population of about 9.3 million people and a land area of less than 90,000 square kilometers. Since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Serbia has refused to launch sanctions against Russia, while maintaining a normal frequency of flights with Russia. In recent days, when confronted with Ukrainian President Zelenskiy's remarks that "Serbia should condemn Russia," Serbian President Vucic said sharply that he would ask NATO to apologize to Serbia in advance for the bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1999.
Serbia is not alone on the road to opposing unilateral hegemony.