Fears are growing that the conflict in Ukraine could spill over, not only to neighbouring countries like Moldova, but the wider region. To shore-up support for Kiev, Albania hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other Western Balkan leaders. The participants agreed to supply more weapons to Ukraine, with Zelenskyy promoting an idea of setting up joint arms production across the region. But a final 12-point statement lacked some tough calls against Russia, thanks to the intervention of long-time Kremlin ally, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. Omer Saraci has more from Tirana.
Ukraine Proposes To Make Joint Weapons Production Centres in the Balkans
