Prime Minister Ana Brnabic confirmed that Serbia will donate a consignment of the Russian vaccine "Spunjik V" to Montenegro, announcing that the shipment will leave for Montenegro tonight at 18.00.
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Serbia donates a consignment of "Sputnik V" vaccine to Montenegro
Belgrade,
17 February 2021
In a statement for the press, after a meeting with a delegation of the Science and Technology Park Skolokovo from Moscow, Brnabic said that she did not see the donation as a political but a health issue.
I am proud that Serbia is showing solidarity. We currently have enough vaccines to vaccinate some 850,000 people, with additional quantities arriving in the next few days, the Prime Minister stated.
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