Vučić from Budapest: The closeness of our armies must be pronounced, we're concerned about world circumstances

At the beginning of his address, Vučić spoke about gas storage facilities, and that he would lease storage space from Hungary.

"We expect that Europe will have a problem with electricity," said Vučić.

He said that he hopes that a separate company will be created with the Hungarians in which it would be possible to work on the production of electricity.

He pointed out that military cooperation was also discussed at the meeting in Hungary.

"I expect that after certain changes in Hungary regarding internal regulations, we will be involved in joint exercises there. The closeness of our armies must be pronounced, we are concerned about the situation in the world. We also talked about supporting each other in world institutions," he added.

"It is important that we are on the European path and that we have Hungary's support on it," said the President of Serbia.

As he said, they discussed the situation in Ukraine, Europe, but also the situation in the United States of America. He also spoke about the ratings of the opposition.

"Unfortunately, I am the only one who has a positive score of those positive and negative evaluations in Serbia," said Vučić.

He pointed out that he expects great support in Novi Sad.

"I hear it every year, how our ratings are falling. The worst thing is when people live in the trap of their own thoughts and desires," he states.

He pointed out that he will fight against crime in Novi Sad, and that he will bring order to that city.

"We will do our job," he said.

"They said that I am not human and that I did not light a candle. You show them a picture that I lit a candle, it is not worth commenting," he said.

He also referred to the events in Ribnikar when he signed the book of mourning and pointed out that at that time, out of respect for the victims, he did not want to go with media crews to the school where the tragedy happened.

Vučić and the delegation of Serbia, which consists of government ministers, are visiting Budapest, where they are participating in the session of the Council for Strategic Cooperation between Serbia and Hungary.