Serbian president's visit to Croatia postponed

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's visit to Zagreb has been postponed, his cabinet confirmed on Wednesday.

According to previous announcements, the visit should have taken place in November at the latest.

"The president will not go to Zagreb that soon," the daily Blic was told by his cabinet.

The date of Vucic's trip was "neither determined nor confirmed," Tanjug noted in its report today.

"President Vucic thinks, and it seems to him that (Croatian) President Grabar-Kitarevic agrees, that it is better for the visit to take place when conversations can be held calmly, and in a different atmosphere," the agency was told by sources close to the Serbian president.

Earlier, Croatian media said that the visit would be postponed for the foreseeable future because of recent "verbal (diplomatic)" clashes between Belgrade and Zagreb.

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