"On the positive side, it's good that the Serbian army is not participating in the parade. That would have been the next level. Of course, it's on the conscience of those people who are going to Moscow to stand shoulder to shoulder with Putin, who now—not in the past—is leading a conflict, and the biggest one in Europe since World War II. As I said, member states do not take it lightly that Vučić is in Moscow. When we discuss the next steps, the member states will have many questions, such as: who are your friends, and with whom are you cooperating? Anyone who sincerely supports peace should be in Ukraine, instead of Moscow," stated EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas.