US EditionSerbia’s President Vucic cuts short US visit and returns home after falling ill
- Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic ended his trip to the United States earlier than planned on Friday after experiencing a sudden health issue and returned to Belgrade.
- Vucic fell suddenly ill during meetings in Miami, where he had met former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani and sought to meet U.S. President Donald Trump, prompting medical consultations.
- After returning to Serbia, Vucic was taken to the Military Hospital in Belgrade, and his office stated they would share more information about his health at a later time.
- Vucic, aged 55 and known to have high blood pressure, faces uncertainty surrounding his health as officials noted it was "not immediately clear what happened."
- Vucic intends to visit Moscow this month to take part in the Victory Day parade, a decision that EU officials have cautioned may jeopardize Serbia’s chances of joining the European Union.
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Serbian president out of hospital after cutting short US trip
Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic was briefly hospitalised on Saturday in Belgrade after cutting short a visit to the United States, with a doctor saying he is in "stable" condition.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, briefly hospitalized after his return from the United States
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